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Information Design JournalVol. 1:2 (1979) ► pp.107–122
The visual rhetoric of propaganda
This paper reviews the history of propaganda from classical Greece to the present day. Three levels of political propaganda are proposed — myth, ideology and action — and their interaction described. The prevalence of propaganda techniques is identified in numerous regimes — both wartime and peace-time, and both totalitarian and democratic
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