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Propaganda: A systemic form of purposeful persuasion that attempts to influence the emotions, attitudes, opinions, and actions of specified target audiences for ideological, political, or commercial purposes through the controlled transmission of one-sided messages.
Glittering Generalization: A word with positive connotation is used to inspire feelings for a person, idea, or product. Words often discuss truth and democracy.
Bandwagon: An appeal to a person or group of people to follow the in-crowd.
Name Calling/Common Enemy: Using derogatory terms to describe an enemy. This evokes prejudice by making it a socially unacceptable term.
Fear: Playing on major concern of people to purposefully prevent actions from happening.
In the world of Animal Farm, there is an inordinate amount of propaganda circulating the area. It is mostly a mixture of the before mentioned types. However, at the core, Animal Farm, propaganda, can be defined as...
de·hu·man·ize
dēˈ(h)yo͞oməˌnīz/
verb
past tense: dehumanized; past participle: dehumanized
deprive of positive human qualities.
"the dehumanizing effects of war"
Overview: Summarize the overall idea. Explain just enough off of first thoughts and blind reading. (Sight Reading)
Parts: Describe the visual elements including patterns, colors, figures, sizing, etc. (Style and Description)
Title: Note the name of the title and the creator alongside any text within the poster. You can use this for clarification. (Diction/Text Evidence)
Interrelationships: Explain how all the parts connect to each other to express an idea or mood. (Your Claim)
Conclusion: Using the parts, title, and interrelationships, analyze the main idea or thesis of the poster. (Explanation)
Destroy This Mad Brute, Enlist - U.S. Army by Harry R. Hopps
Observe this image and write down your first thoughts...
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Analysis on the following WW1 Poster...