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1 Propaganda & Surveillance

2 What is surveillance? Close observation of a person or a group

3 The Panopticon

4 Questions to Think About
What are some advantages of a panopticon society? Would you behave differently if you knew someone was watching you 24/7?

5 Censorship, Surveillance, Propaganda
All three work together to create a perfect society for the Party to have complete control over the citizens of Ocenia.

6 What is propaganda? Information used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view; can be biased or misleading

7 Class Examples of Propaganda

8 Propaganda vs. Argument vs. Persuasion
Argument: promote the truth Persuasion: promote a particular opinion that is rooted in truth

9 Examples of Persuasive Posters

10 Propaganda in Film

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