Professor Aleksandra Fyodorovna Smyshlyaeva by I. I. Balasheva

“…The paper presents biography of Professor Aleksandra Fyodorovna Smyshlyaeva (Tomsk Medical Institute), well-known children's doctor and scientist contributing significantly to development of Russian pediatrics, gifted teacher, and propagandist of medical knowledge.…”
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Nonnos et les combats singuliers de Dionysos by Hélène Frangoulis

“…This scenario, the author’s intention from the beginning, conforms to the figure Bacchus presents throughout the war against the Indians, that of a god at once propagandist and merciful.…”
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The Islamic State Threat to European and North American Security by Anthony Celso

“…First, it analyses the pioneering role of Abu Muhammad al-Adnani who from 2012-2016 served as IS’ chief propagandist and terror orchestrator. Second, it looks at IS’ terror campaign to weaken Western homeland security. …”
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A history of the Central Council for Health Education, 1927-1968 by Blythe, G

“…The predominantly propagandist roots and voluntary sector affinities with which it emerged from half and century's precursory endeavours profoundly affected health education's opportunities to advance with other aspects of health care and education in the inter-war years. …”

Reflecții ale ideologiei politice în literatura de călătorie. George Călinescu și imaginea URSS, Kiev-Moscova-Leningrad Noiembrie 1946 by Petre Florian DRĂGHICI

“…We focus in our article on the journey in the Soviet Union made by Romanian writer George Călinescu, one of the most famous Romanian intellectuals that became a „fellow traveler” and propagandist of the Romanian Communist Party after 1944.…”
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The Status of the Propaganda Theorist: A Rejoinder by Stanley B. Cunningham

“…Different aims and epistemic values distinguish the actions of the theorist from those of the propagandist. Frontline propagandists prefer to use truth, but only because of its strategic utility. …”
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Continental Origins of Insular Proslavery: George Dawson Flinter in Curaçao, Venezuela, Britain, and Puerto Rico, 1810s-1830s by Christopher Schmidt-Nowara

“…It argues that Flinter's experiences in the revolutionary Americas, especially in Venezuela, shaped his attitudes toward slavery, freedom, race, and social order, which he promoted on behalf of the Spanish regime as a propagandist in Britain and in Puerto Rico. Flinter's writings, loyalties, and migrations throw new light on the sources of proslavery thought, not only in the Spanish Caribbean, but also in the broader Atlantic world during the consolidation of the second slavery.…”
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Brancati’s Gigantic Mussolinis by Patricia Gaborik

“…Best known for such novels as Il bell’Antonio and Paolo il Caldo, Sicilian writer Vitaliano Brancati (Pachino, 1907) was also a playwright and, in his younger years, so enthused about dictator Benito Mussolini that he was a propagandist for the fascist regime. This article explores his figuration of Mussolini as he appears in three of the dramatic works written in this period: Everest (1928), Piave (1932), and L’Urto (1934). …”
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“Plain Mat / Has been doing at Paris, The Lord knows what”: Matthew Prior and Harleyite diplomacy in the year 1711 by Alice Monter

“…This article focuses on the role of Matthew Prior – poet, diplomat and propagandist – and the crisis generated by the revelation of secret peace negotiations between France and Britain in the summer of 1711. …”
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Les albums de guerre de Bécassine et des Pieds Nickelés (1913-1919) : un exemple de sérialité au service de la classicisation et de la postérité littéraire by Laurence Olivier-Messonnier

“…This study aims to show how the belligerent and propagandist context contributed to the popularity of the adventures of these heroes through the effect of reality and the narrative tension, first in the strip of a board, then between magazine episodes and finally between picturebooks. …”
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ПОЭТИКА И СКМАНТИЧЕСКОЕ ПРОСТРАНСТВО ПАРЕМИЙ СОВЕТСКОГО ВРЕМЕНИ by ЯРОСЛАВ БЕЖБИНЬСКИ

“…Formed in the convention ofrevolutionary and party slogans, they can be described as agitating, propagandist and pompous. As such they imply a elear ideological value. …”
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Peur, mensonges et propagande : la presse britannique et les demandeurs d’asile by Pascale Villate-Compton

“…Several studies have underlined the systematically defamatory nature of the media’s coverage of the problems of immigration and asylum seekers since 1999 in which a blatantly propagandist approach has had a direct impact on both public opinion and political decisions.…”
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Grupy etniczne, sprawcy i ofiary by Steffen Hänschen

“… Ethnic groups, offenders and victims The propagandist portrayals of the past, present in the discourse for years, still influence discussions on the memory of the acts of violence committed by the Soviet and the Nazi regimes in Eastern Europe. …”
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“Law Does Not Come Down From Heaven”: Youth Legal Socialisation Approaches in Chinese Textbooks of the Xi Jinping Era by Orna Naftali

“…Reflecting the attempt of the Chinese Communist Party leadership to draw on legality as a key source of legitimacy, this approach is nonetheless undermined by the propagandist tone of the textbooks and their ambiguous messages regarding citizens’ ability to challenge China's existing laws.…”
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The Battle of Orsha – court propaganda or chivalric epic? (English version) by Hucul, Volodymyr

“…The article describes the ways Ruthenian and Lithuanian-Polish elites used material and intellectual products of chivalric culture, and tackles the problem of documentary and propagandist role of visual narrative. Since the publication of works by David Freedberg and Peter Burke the necessity to recreate the context of making, functioning, and reception of images has become evident. …”
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La transformation de la politique sur Internet : de la politique-spectacle à la cyberdémocratie d’activisme citoyen by José Luis Dader

“…The political videos in Youtube, the viral marketing and the twitter-craziness boost the political hype impact but they only strength, most of the times, the propagandist distortion instead of the analysis of electoral proposals and the basic data of policy management. …”
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Entre information et propagande : la Grèce dans la presse britannique et française pendant la Première Guerre mondiale by Elli Lemonidou

“…Finally, we present the various propagandist activities of the Greek government, notably its efforts to influence English and French journalistic circles, the subsidies given to newspapers and the creation of telegraphic agencies.…”
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Pemikiran Ali Syari’ati dalam Sosiologi (Dari Teologi Menuju Revolusi) by Faiq Tobroni

“…The consequences, Ali Syari’ati propagandist rebellion Habil to Qabil. Because of his activities, he to be prisoner one more time, then he is going abroad, until he pass away in England (with suspicious that he killed by Syah Reza people). …”
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Den svarta solens modaliteter by Erik van Ooijen

“…I rather seek to explore how various forms of expression relate to each other in the work of an artist who is active both as a fascist propagandist, ideologue and musician: Varg Vikernes, the individual behind Burzum. …”
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Mito e storia in Medusa (2012) di Ricardo Menéndez Salmón by Giovanna Fiordaliso

“…Although the novel plot would seem quite simple – a PhD candidate is writing a thesis on the iconography of evil in the 20th century and ends up reconstructing the biography of Prohaska, a young German who, thanks to his passion for drawing and photography, becomes a propagandist of the Nazi regime – the work results from a complex stratification of different genres and levels of reading, such as the narration of the main historical events in the 20th century; the reflections about existence and the characteristics of human nature; the value of the written word, literature and art as a manifestation and expression of a reality in which time and its passage are essential, captured and therefore communicated to catch the essence of memory and its legacy.…”
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