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Propaganda

Delve into the art of propaganda—shaping thoughts and actions en masse. Explore techniques like loaded words, imagery, and testimonials that sway opinions and behaviors. Discover how slogans, repetition, and fear tactics can influence perceptions and decisions. Uncover the role of powerful figures like Squealer in driving narratives and enforcing conformity. Unravel the deceptive allure of bandwagon appeals and glittering generalities in propaganda campaigns. Analyze the persuasive strategies employed by propagandists throughout history and their impact on societies.

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Propaganda

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  1. Propaganda Who’s YOUR daddy?

  2. Propaganda • Is the deliberate attempt to influence a mass audience to act or think in a certain way. “We must remember that in time of war what is said on the enemy’s side of the front is always propaganda, and what is said on our side of the front is truth and righteousness, the cause of humanity and a crusade for peace.” Walter Lipman

  3. Slogans • Sleep Country USA….. • Catchy phrases are more easily remembered than complicated more accurate explanation.

  4. Repetition • A message is drummed into a listeners or viewers conscience. • Adolf Hitler wrote: "The intelligence of the masses is small. Their forgetfulness is great. They must be told the same thing a thousand times."

  5. Loaded Words • Arouse strong emotional responses • Old Major’s speech has many loaded words. Take a look at Old Major’s speech, what words do you see as being “loaded?”

  6. Powerful Images • Images can be loaded with emotions just like words can be loaded with emotions.

  7. Fear • Play into the listeners fears • The War on Terror? • The “Terror” SurvivalHandbook can be found On the Fox News Website.

  8. Card Stacking • Presenting information that puts the product or idea in a positive light and omitting the negative information.

  9. Bandwagon • Come on jump on the bandwagon! • Everyone is doing it!

  10. Glittering Generalities • The pigs need the milk in the name of intelligence. • Agreeing to an idea/product for the betterment of a society

  11. Testimonials • Testimonials are quotations or endorsements, in or out of context, which attempt to connect a famous or respectable person with a product or item.

  12. Our basic desires and needs • All human beings need food, drink, clothing and shelter. Humans also have emotional needs. Take another look at Old Major’s speech, what does he say about the animal's basic desires and needs? How does this make Old Major’s ideas more appealing?

  13. Squealer • Squealer’s sole purpose on the farm is to convinvce the animals that the decisions the pigs make are for the “betterment of the farm.” • When has Squealer used his persuasion to convince the animals of something the pigs did? Why do Squealer’s words work?

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