Propaganda Communication and Public Opinion in the Princeton Legacy Library: Volume 2314

Propaganda Communication and Public Opinion is a vast and complex field of study. This book, part of the Princeton Legacy Library, provides a comprehensive overview of the history, theory, and practice of propaganda communication. The book is divided into three parts: the first part provides a historical overview of propaganda, from its origins in ancient Greece and Rome to its modern manifestations; the second part examines the theory of propaganda, including the different types of propaganda, the methods used to disseminate propaganda, and the effects of propaganda on public opinion; and the third part explores the practice of propaganda, including case studies of propaganda campaigns from around the world.

Historical Overview of Propaganda

The first part of the book provides a historical overview of propaganda, from its origins in ancient Greece and Rome to its modern manifestations. The author traces the development of propaganda from its early uses in religious and political contexts to its more recent uses in commercial and military contexts. The author also examines the different types of propaganda that have been used throughout history, including verbal propaganda, visual propaganda, and symbolic propaganda.

Propaganda, Communication and Public Opinion (Princeton Legacy Library Book 2314)

by Erica Chenoweth

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Theory of Propaganda

The second part of the book examines the theory of propaganda, including the different types of propaganda, the methods used to disseminate propaganda, and the effects of propaganda on public opinion. The author discusses the different models of propaganda that have been developed, including the Lasswell model, the Hovland model, and the Yale model. The author also examines the different methods used to disseminate propaganda, including mass media, interpersonal communication, and social media. Finally, the author explores the effects of propaganda on public opinion, including the short-term and long-term effects of propaganda on attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors.

Practice of Propaganda

The third part of the book explores the practice of propaganda, including case studies of propaganda campaigns from around the world. The author examines propaganda campaigns from a variety of different contexts, including political campaigns, military campaigns, and commercial campaigns. The author also discusses the ethical issues involved in propaganda communication, including the issue of truthfulness in propaganda and the issue of propaganda's effects on democracy.

Propaganda Communication and Public Opinion is a comprehensive and authoritative overview of the field of propaganda communication. The book provides a detailed historical overview of propaganda, a rigorous examination of the theory of propaganda, and a thorough exploration of the practice of propaganda. The book is an essential resource for students and scholars of propaganda communication, as well as for anyone who is interested in the role of propaganda in public life.

Propaganda, Communication and Public Opinion (Princeton Legacy Library Book 2314)

by Erica Chenoweth

4.5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	39256 KB
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	446 pages

FREE