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Группа авторов. Propagandam. English version
Propaganda
The Origin of the Term “Propaganda
Ancient Origins: From Myths to Public Speeches
The Middle Ages and Religious Propaganda
The Renaissance and the Birth of Nationalism
The Enlightenment and Revolutions
The 20th Century
The Age of the Internet and Digital Media
Mechanisms and Techniques of Propaganda
How Propaganda Language is Constructed
Emotional Triggers: How Fear, Hatred, Pride, and Sympathy Direct the Masses
Mass Media: How Influence Has Changed Through Radio, Television, and the Internet
The Psychology of Perception and Influence
The Plausibility Effect: How to Make an Audience Believe Even the Most Questionable Claims
Cognitive Biases: How They’re Used to Reinforce Desired Beliefs
Groupthink: How Propaganda Shapes Groups and Influences Behavior
Modern Forms of Propaganda
Social Networks and Fake News: How Propaganda Changes in the Digital Age
Trolling and Content Factories: New Technologies for Disseminating Propaganda and Manipulation
Countering Propaganda
Media Literacy: Developing Critical Thinking to Distinguish Propaganda from Objective Information
Psychological Defense: Techniques to Help Recognize and Reject Manipulation
Ethical Aspects
The Boundaries of Propaganda: When Does Propaganda Become Dangerous, and When Can It Serve a Beneficial Purpose?
Propaganda in Democratic vs. Authoritarian Societies: Differences and Points of Convergence
Future Forecasts
Artificial Intelligence (AI): From Analysis to Behavioral Prediction
Virtual and Augmented Reality: A New Level of Ideological Immersion
Biometrics and Neural Interfaces: Control Over Emotions and Reactions
Re-evaluating Propaganda
Examples of Positive Impact of Propaganda in History
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