COMM 1101 Lecture 2: COMM Jan 14 Propaganda (Autosaved).docx

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Communication Studies
• Course: COMM 1101
• Professor: Chris Russill

Document Summary

Comm jan 14th: video food will win the war, one sided message, plato, think about what the ideal state looks like. Carr made brief mention need to have poets to educate the next generation: plato didn"t like the content. Substitution of persuasion: recounts a story from socrates. Told repeatedly: slogans have you accept them. Symbols that have you relate with them: 2 ways of looking at propaganda posted by john brown, canadian examples. Railworks: support tourism and immigration, tried to build a rail road all the way to the east coast. War: unity and diversity, posters showing how great" the war is forcing people to enlist. Kitchener: was changed from berlin during war times. Donald duck: propaganda is the management of collective attitudes by the manipulation of significant symbols , propaganda is the deliberate, systematic attempt to shape perceptions, manipulate , types. Cant tell who the author is grey. Misidentified the source black: effects.