Prophecy, propaganda or both? A rereading of Hosea 1-3
... A clear disagreement raged through the 1990s about who the ‘prophets’ were and what is meant by ‘prophecy.’ The collection of articles in Philip R. Davies, ed., The Prophets: A Shieffield Reader (Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 1996) testifies to the sharp bipolar division among scholars—those ...
... A clear disagreement raged through the 1990s about who the ‘prophets’ were and what is meant by ‘prophecy.’ The collection of articles in Philip R. Davies, ed., The Prophets: A Shieffield Reader (Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 1996) testifies to the sharp bipolar division among scholars—those ...
Isis Propaganda and United States Countermeasures
... convenience. Jihad is defined by radicals in terms of waging war and ISIS propagates its view that violent jihad, directed against ISIS’ enemies, is a moral duty of all true Muslims. ISIS’ innovative use of propaganda has been central to its success. As a newly declared state with many enemies and ...
... convenience. Jihad is defined by radicals in terms of waging war and ISIS propagates its view that violent jihad, directed against ISIS’ enemies, is a moral duty of all true Muslims. ISIS’ innovative use of propaganda has been central to its success. As a newly declared state with many enemies and ...
Propaganda and Persuasion Fifth Edition
... opportunities for increased propaganda activities are obvious. For this reason, we believe that the time has come to revive the study of propaganda as a separate topic and of great significance at this point in time. This book is offered as a modest treatment of a very old subject, and we trust that ...
... opportunities for increased propaganda activities are obvious. For this reason, we believe that the time has come to revive the study of propaganda as a separate topic and of great significance at this point in time. This book is offered as a modest treatment of a very old subject, and we trust that ...
Beach Park Propaganda and Bias Review Assessment
... The sports candy bar "Charge" is healthy. Pro tennis player Joe Racquet says, "I eat one before every match." A. testimonial B. bias C. bandwagon Question #3: I live in Goodly because it is the only safe city in the state. A. bandwagon B. testimonial C. bias Question #4: I don't believe anything I r ...
... The sports candy bar "Charge" is healthy. Pro tennis player Joe Racquet says, "I eat one before every match." A. testimonial B. bias C. bandwagon Question #3: I live in Goodly because it is the only safe city in the state. A. bandwagon B. testimonial C. bias Question #4: I don't believe anything I r ...
Be afraid. Be very afraid: Exploring the rhetoric of
... portrayal of “these fabulous rewards, and objects, and people” and asks “where do they exist?” He further asserts that, through these images, we become convinced that we can “change ourselves or our lives by buying something more” (Berger, 1972). Through my ex- ...
... portrayal of “these fabulous rewards, and objects, and people” and asks “where do they exist?” He further asserts that, through these images, we become convinced that we can “change ourselves or our lives by buying something more” (Berger, 1972). Through my ex- ...
Open Access - Lund University Publications
... final battle which is the foundation of the Salafist ideology, Daesh’s worldview and their reason to their actions.34 Dabiq is published by Daesh and is published in several official languages including Arabic and English. It aims to spread information about the group, their missions, conquers, inte ...
... final battle which is the foundation of the Salafist ideology, Daesh’s worldview and their reason to their actions.34 Dabiq is published by Daesh and is published in several official languages including Arabic and English. It aims to spread information about the group, their missions, conquers, inte ...
Durham E-Theses - Durham University
... and indeed a word, which was generally understood, should not come as a surprise to historians. Terence Qualter has argued that „modern mass propaganda came into existence as a major political force because of the emergence in the nineteenth century industrial state of a peculiar combination of circ ...
... and indeed a word, which was generally understood, should not come as a surprise to historians. Terence Qualter has argued that „modern mass propaganda came into existence as a major political force because of the emergence in the nineteenth century industrial state of a peculiar combination of circ ...
Animal Farm Propaganda Project - FoleyEnglish2009-2010
... 7-11 pts Characters from the novel included, may be used in limited or partially appropriate way to convey message. 7-11 pts Poster demonstrates somewhat effective use of propaganda technique or techniques studied and presents a mostly clear persuasive message 15-21 pts Visual message is partially c ...
... 7-11 pts Characters from the novel included, may be used in limited or partially appropriate way to convey message. 7-11 pts Poster demonstrates somewhat effective use of propaganda technique or techniques studied and presents a mostly clear persuasive message 15-21 pts Visual message is partially c ...
analyzing the effectiveness of al qaeda`s online
... United States foreign policy as well as a major motivator within the Intelligence Community. It is common knowledge that targeting terrorists groups, and in particular al Qaeda, has lead the United States into two major conflicts in the countries of Iraq and Afghanistan along with a number of smalle ...
... United States foreign policy as well as a major motivator within the Intelligence Community. It is common knowledge that targeting terrorists groups, and in particular al Qaeda, has lead the United States into two major conflicts in the countries of Iraq and Afghanistan along with a number of smalle ...
thesis 5 - Institutional Scholarship
... See also Marvin Bressler, “Mass Persuasion and the Analysis of Language: A Critical Evaluation,” Journal of Educational Sociology 33 (1959): 17-27; Sproule, Propaganda and Democracy, 129. Sproule recognized that the IPA promoted “a democratic, antipropaganda critique.” However, he did not elaborate ...
... See also Marvin Bressler, “Mass Persuasion and the Analysis of Language: A Critical Evaluation,” Journal of Educational Sociology 33 (1959): 17-27; Sproule, Propaganda and Democracy, 129. Sproule recognized that the IPA promoted “a democratic, antipropaganda critique.” However, he did not elaborate ...
“Linkage-Based” Approach to Combating Militant Islamist Propaganda
... audiences with a variety of arguments to support its central “pitch” and an array of “hooks” to attract audiences characterised by diverse m otivations. It is also reflective of the cyclically reinforcing nature of militant Islamist propaganda (see Figure 1). After all, the m ore that perceptions o ...
... audiences with a variety of arguments to support its central “pitch” and an array of “hooks” to attract audiences characterised by diverse m otivations. It is also reflective of the cyclically reinforcing nature of militant Islamist propaganda (see Figure 1). After all, the m ore that perceptions o ...
Banksy`s Propaganda Muscle Pablo Santos
... suspected that he does not work alone, and that the scope of his contributors ranges from the likes of music producer Danger Mouse to street artist Shepard Fairey and film editor Chris King, among others. I think it is valid to go back to the origins of graffiti in order to understand its basic orga ...
... suspected that he does not work alone, and that the scope of his contributors ranges from the likes of music producer Danger Mouse to street artist Shepard Fairey and film editor Chris King, among others. I think it is valid to go back to the origins of graffiti in order to understand its basic orga ...
Introduction - University of Pittsburgh Press
... drew attention to Rudolf ’s use of popular press.25 Following Vocelka, Margit Altfahrt considered pamphlets an important vehicle for imperial propaganda at the court of Maximilian II.26 For both Vocelka and Altfahrt, pamphlets function as important vehicles for princely propaganda during periods of ...
... drew attention to Rudolf ’s use of popular press.25 Following Vocelka, Margit Altfahrt considered pamphlets an important vehicle for imperial propaganda at the court of Maximilian II.26 For both Vocelka and Altfahrt, pamphlets function as important vehicles for princely propaganda during periods of ...
Reuters: Principles of Trust or Propaganda?
... This paper examines a sample of fifty news-oriented articles related to the Middle East conflict published on the Reuters proprietary websites across a three month study window. A combination of Ethnographic Content Analysis and primary survey data are employed to identify, code and validate reporti ...
... This paper examines a sample of fifty news-oriented articles related to the Middle East conflict published on the Reuters proprietary websites across a three month study window. A combination of Ethnographic Content Analysis and primary survey data are employed to identify, code and validate reporti ...
Lessons from History for Counter- Terrorism Strategic Communications
... was littered with examples of the ‘blowback’ created by ill-advised or short-sighted messaging. For example, during World War I, British atrocity propaganda played a significant role in recruitment efforts and winning the support of neutrals. However, when it became clear after the war that British ...
... was littered with examples of the ‘blowback’ created by ill-advised or short-sighted messaging. For example, during World War I, British atrocity propaganda played a significant role in recruitment efforts and winning the support of neutrals. However, when it became clear after the war that British ...
ALTHOUGH THE EDITORS of Propaganda Analysis, the journal of
... zybski's work in their 1937 article that includes a list of "the seven common propaganda devices," (1) Korzybski and the Institute were talking about related matters . The Institute's seven propaganda devices (name calling, glittering generalities, transfer, testimonials, plain folks, card stacking, ...
... zybski's work in their 1937 article that includes a list of "the seven common propaganda devices," (1) Korzybski and the Institute were talking about related matters . The Institute's seven propaganda devices (name calling, glittering generalities, transfer, testimonials, plain folks, card stacking, ...
11 Techniques of Propaganda Part 2
... whether this is an example of pinpointing the enemy. Note: The term “Hun” was used to refer to the Germans during World War I. Aimed at an American audience during World War I, this cartoon is meant to disparage the German government and the practice of producing and drinking alcohol. This can be co ...
... whether this is an example of pinpointing the enemy. Note: The term “Hun” was used to refer to the Germans during World War I. Aimed at an American audience during World War I, this cartoon is meant to disparage the German government and the practice of producing and drinking alcohol. This can be co ...
Cartoons, Psychological Warfare, and World War
... During World War II, heroes were born, villains created, entire ethnicities racially disparaged, and national identities forged by what has become one of the most powerful industries ever invented by humankind. Most of this material still exists for our study. Originally, it was my desire to focus o ...
... During World War II, heroes were born, villains created, entire ethnicities racially disparaged, and national identities forged by what has become one of the most powerful industries ever invented by humankind. Most of this material still exists for our study. Originally, it was my desire to focus o ...
information vs. propaganda - OhioLINK Electronic Theses and
... like the Grand Mufti of Egypt, Shawqi Allam, and the Sultan of Sokoto Muhammad, Sa’ad Ababakar. Said also used quotation marks in his call to action, to signify that what he was ...
... like the Grand Mufti of Egypt, Shawqi Allam, and the Sultan of Sokoto Muhammad, Sa’ad Ababakar. Said also used quotation marks in his call to action, to signify that what he was ...
Crossfire of fear: propaganda in the US war on terrorism
... academic realms. In the present instance, what started as a project with mainly empirical ambitions soon showed that the theory aspect was equally interesting. The natural outcome was a two-pronged project with theoretical ambitions as well, with a wider emphasis on definitional issues surrounding p ...
... academic realms. In the present instance, what started as a project with mainly empirical ambitions soon showed that the theory aspect was equally interesting. The natural outcome was a two-pronged project with theoretical ambitions as well, with a wider emphasis on definitional issues surrounding p ...
REVOLUTIONARY PROPAGANDA AND POSSIBLE
... liberal democracies, so much so that governments were reluctant even to think about it. The six case studies deal with the propaganda aspects of the campaigns of the Assassins in medieval Persia, the Easter Rising in Dublin 1916, Zionist ambitions in Palestine after the second World War, the Algeria ...
... liberal democracies, so much so that governments were reluctant even to think about it. The six case studies deal with the propaganda aspects of the campaigns of the Assassins in medieval Persia, the Easter Rising in Dublin 1916, Zionist ambitions in Palestine after the second World War, the Algeria ...
the spring of al-qa`ida`s discontent
... membership as a means to this end. Nodes would simply quit or refuse membership if their leadership believed the association would be harmful to their continued existence. AQC also benefits significantly from having officially affiliated nodes. Since its kinetic capabilities are significantly degrad ...
... membership as a means to this end. Nodes would simply quit or refuse membership if their leadership believed the association would be harmful to their continued existence. AQC also benefits significantly from having officially affiliated nodes. Since its kinetic capabilities are significantly degrad ...
social media propaganda as a new means of cyber warfare
... increasing rate in the past years showing the extent of this problem. Cyber space became a new arena of political conflict while countries are strengthening their cyber capacity, developing national cyber security strategies and engaging in cyber actions meanwhile searching for new politically motiv ...
... increasing rate in the past years showing the extent of this problem. Cyber space became a new arena of political conflict while countries are strengthening their cyber capacity, developing national cyber security strategies and engaging in cyber actions meanwhile searching for new politically motiv ...
Propaganda in the Soviet Union
Communist propaganda in the Soviet Union was extensively based on the Marxism-Leninism ideology to promote the Communist Party line. In societies with pervasive censorship, the propaganda was omnipresent and very efficient. It penetrated even social and natural sciences giving rise to various pseudo-scientific theories like Lysenkoism, whereas fields of real knowledge, as genetics, cybernetics, and comparative linguistics were condemned and forbidden as ""bourgeois pseudoscience"". With ""truths repressed, falsehoods in every field were incessantly rubbed in print, at endless meetings, in school, in mass demonstrations, on the radio"".The main Soviet censorship body, Glavlit, was employed not only to eliminate any undesirable printed materials, but also ""to ensure that the correct ideological spin was put on every published item"". Telling anything against the ""Party line"" was punished by imprisonment or through punitive psychiatry. ""Today a man only talks freely to his wife – at night, with the blankets pulled over his head"", said writer Isaac Babel privately to a trusted friend.