Lecture 1 What is propaganda?. What is Propaganda?  Original meaning – to propagate the ‘faith’ -(Congregatio de Propaganda Fide – 17 th Century)  Sowing.

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Lecture 1 What is propaganda?

What is Propaganda?  Original meaning – to propagate the ‘faith’ -(Congregatio de Propaganda Fide – 17 th Century)  Sowing seeds of thought to translate into action (or inaction)  Acquired pejorative meaning

‘A Good Word Gone Wrong’  Atrocity propaganda  Lies and half-truths  A ‘black art’ ‘defiling the human soul’ at a time when the mind was only just becoming understood (psychology)  Better to persuade than perish?

 Education …. But?  COMPLETELY honest  It is not about ‘Truth’  Confined to dictatorships/authoritarian regimes  Designed to benefit solely the recipient

 It is a process of persuasion  It is on the spectrum of communication from who says what to whom, when, how and with what effect  It injects the question ‘why?’ into that spectrum  Therefore it is about intent

 As a process, propaganda is value-neutral  As such, it is neither a ‘good’ nor a ‘bad’ thing  Value judgements like this are more appropriately directed as the intentions behind doing it  More useful to speak of ‘effective’ and ‘ineffective’ propaganda (results)

 ‘Democracies only resort to propaganda in wartime’  ‘Totalitarian regimes do it all the time’  We tell the ‘truth’; they tell lies  In fact we tell our ‘truth’ and they tell their ‘truth’  Whose ‘truth’ is right?  Better to talk about credibility

ANY INFORMATION, IDEAS, DOCTRINES OR SPECIAL APPEALS, DISSEMINATED TO INFLUENCE THE OPINIONS, EMOTIONS, ATTITUDES OR BEHAVIOUR OF ANY SPECIFIED GROUP IN ORDER TO BENEFIT THE SPONSOR, EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY

PROPAGANDA CATEGORIES  WHITE - overt, attributable to a definite source  BLACK - covert, deliberate deception where a false source is definitely implied  GREY - where a source is concealed and not acknowledged by the originator

COHESIVE PROPAGANDA  CREATE GOODWILL  PROMOTE FRIENDSHIP  RAISE MORALE  STRESS COMMON INTERESTS  GAIN CO-OPERATION

DIVISIVE PROPAGANDA  LOWER MORALE  CREATE APATHY, DEFEATISM & DISCORD  PROMOTE DISSENTION, PANIC SUBVERSION, RESISTANCE, DESERTION, SURRENDER & DEFECTION

PROPAGANDA VARIANTS  INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC INFORMATION (Public Diplomacy/Cultural Diplomacy)  PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE/OPERATIONS  INFORMATION WARFARE/OPERATIONS  PUBLIC RELATIONS/SPIN DOCTORING  ADVERTISING/MARKETING (?)  PUBLICITY  NEWS? (‘the shocktroops of propaganda’)

PROPAGANDA PRINCIPLES IS MOST EFFECTIVE WHEN  IT IS BASED UPON CREDIBLE TRUTH  PRESENTED IN AN ATTRACTIVE FORM  IT AROUSES A NEED  IT SUGGESTS SATISFACTION

ADDITIONAL PRINCIPLES  REFRAIN FROM RIGID DOGMATISM  AVOID ANTAGONISM  IDENTIFIES ITSELF WITH THE TARGET  EXPLOITS, WHEN OPPORTUNE, WEAKNESSES IN HOSTILE PROPAGANDA TO THE MAXIMUM

Key Propaganda Writers  Walter Lippmann & Harold Lasswell  Aldous Huxley & George Orwell  Hitler  Jacques Ellul  Noam Chomsky & Edward Herman  R S Zaharna (on PD)  A Pratkanis