Propaganda: The Formation of Men's AttitudesKnopf Doubleday Publishing Group, 27.07.2021 - 352 Seiten This seminal study and critique of propaganda from one of the greatest French philosophers of the 20th century is as relevant today as when it was first published in 1962. Taking not only a psychological approach, but a sociological approach as well, Ellul’s book outlines the taxonomy for propaganda, and ultimately, it’s destructive nature towards democracy. Drawing from his own experiences fighting for the French resistance against the Vichy regime, Ellul offers a unique insight into the propaganda machine. |
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... myths—both created by propaganda—will finally have solved the problem of man. JACQUES ELLUL 1962 SKIP NOTES *1Goebbels said: “We do not talk to say something, but to obtain a certain effect.” And F. C. Bartlett accurately states that ...
... myths—both created by propaganda—will finally have solved the problem of man. JACQUES ELLUL 1962 SKIP NOTES *1Goebbels said: “We do not talk to say something, but to obtain a certain effect.” And F. C. Bartlett accurately states that ...
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... myths. He is reduced to an average; and, except for a small percentage, action based on averages will be effectual. Moreover, the individual is considered part of the mass and included in it (and so far as possible systematically ...
... myths. He is reduced to an average; and, except for a small percentage, action based on averages will be effectual. Moreover, the individual is considered part of the mass and included in it (and so far as possible systematically ...
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... myths—and all this at the same time: what we have here is really a psychological, if not a biological mass. And the individuals in it are modified by this existence, even if they do not know it. Yet each one is alone—the newspaper ...
... myths—and all this at the same time: what we have here is really a psychological, if not a biological mass. And the individuals in it are modified by this existence, even if they do not know it. Yet each one is alone—the newspaper ...
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... myth that tries to take hold of the entire person. Through the myth it creates, propaganda imposes a complete range of intuitive knowledge, susceptible of only one interpretation, unique and one-sided, and precluding any divergence. This ...
... myth that tries to take hold of the entire person. Through the myth it creates, propaganda imposes a complete range of intuitive knowledge, susceptible of only one interpretation, unique and one-sided, and precluding any divergence. This ...
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... myths, of psychological environment and prejudices, requires propaganda of very long duration. Propaganda is not a stimulus that disappears quickly; it consists of successive impulses and shocks aimed at various feelings or thoughts by ...
... myths, of psychological environment and prejudices, requires propaganda of very long duration. Propaganda is not a stimulus that disappears quickly; it consists of successive impulses and shocks aimed at various feelings or thoughts by ...
Inhalt
CATEGORIES OF PROPAGANDA | |
The Conditions for the Existence | |
OBJECTIVE CONDITIONS OF TOTAL PROPAGANDA | |
The Necessity for Propaganda | |
THE INDIVIDUALS NECESSITY | |
Psychological Effects | |
The SocioPolitical Effects | |
EFFECTS ON THE STRUCTURE OF PUBLIC OPINION | |
PROPAGANDA AND GROUPING | |
PROPAGANDA AND DEMOCRACY | |
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