Entre communication politique et propagande : les publicités électorales de 1979 à 2005 

Advertising and propaganda share a common purpose: to try to influence and modify people’s beliefs and behaviours though persuasion. This article intends to examine the advertisements produced by the Conservative Party and the Labour Party over seven electoral campaigns, highlighting the choices mad...

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Main Author: Karine Rivière-De Franco
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Presses universitaires de Rennes 2006-09-01
Series:Revue LISA
Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/lisa/2049
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description Advertising and propaganda share a common purpose: to try to influence and modify people’s beliefs and behaviours though persuasion. This article intends to examine the advertisements produced by the Conservative Party and the Labour Party over seven electoral campaigns, highlighting the choices made by the parties in the making of this type of electoral communication (in terms of pictures, texts, slogans and logos), leading to a classification of those documents in different groups according to their content (positive, negative, both negative and personal, comparative), and showing how the messages are systematically repeated to make them easier to remember and to create a cumulative effect. These analyses will enable to determine to what extent the parties, the outgoing government and the official opposition, exert systematic actions over voters to make them adopt their ideas and vote for them.
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spelling doaj.art-b886a1c4cb8b4269b9df241b7372485b2024-02-13T14:36:46ZengPresses universitaires de RennesRevue LISA1762-61532006-09-01420722510.4000/lisa.2049Entre communication politique et propagande : les publicités électorales de 1979 à 2005 Karine Rivière-De FrancoAdvertising and propaganda share a common purpose: to try to influence and modify people’s beliefs and behaviours though persuasion. This article intends to examine the advertisements produced by the Conservative Party and the Labour Party over seven electoral campaigns, highlighting the choices made by the parties in the making of this type of electoral communication (in terms of pictures, texts, slogans and logos), leading to a classification of those documents in different groups according to their content (positive, negative, both negative and personal, comparative), and showing how the messages are systematically repeated to make them easier to remember and to create a cumulative effect. These analyses will enable to determine to what extent the parties, the outgoing government and the official opposition, exert systematic actions over voters to make them adopt their ideas and vote for them.https://journals.openedition.org/lisa/2049
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Entre communication politique et propagande : les publicités électorales de 1979 à 2005 
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title Entre communication politique et propagande : les publicités électorales de 1979 à 2005 
title_full Entre communication politique et propagande : les publicités électorales de 1979 à 2005 
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