Austorc de Segret, “[No s]ai qui·m so tan suy [des]conoyssens” (BdT 41.1) by Linda Paterson

“…The rhetorical evocation of the ‘devinalh’ tradition serves both to express dismay at Louis’ failure and to focus blame on his brother. Essentially propagandistic, it lacks the subtlety of earlier examples of the riddling tradition, though the undeveloped potential for this hovers around the possibility of God destroying his own religion.…”
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John Lackey Brown, public diplomat par excellence by Raphaël Ricaud

“…Less documented, however, is the study of public diplomats who did not see themselves as propagandists. This article is therefore an inquiry of what made John Lackey Brown a public diplomat. …”
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Online extremism and the communities that sustain it: Detecting the ISIS supporting community on Twitter. by Matthew C Benigni, Kenneth Joseph, Kathleen M Carley

“…Within this ISIS supporting community, we observe a diverse range of actor types, including fighters, propagandists, recruiters, religious scholars, and unaffiliated sympathizers. …”
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Image of Ally by Yaroslav A. Levin

“…The purpose of this article is to identify the main features and stereotypes of perception used by American filmmakers and propagandists in building the image of an ally. Based on an analysis of 1942 films, a number of specific features were identified that were used in cinema to form the image of Great Britain as an ally.…”
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Propaganda and documentary filmmaking by Roper, Michael (Michael Dean)

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Church and state in late medieval England: the political activities of the English episcopate in the reign of Edward III by Lane, S

“…It argues that bishops served the king in a variety of different ways during the mid-fourteenth century, as administrators, diplomats, military leaders, propagandists, parliamentarians, and financiers of the crown. …”

Retracing jihad : a comparative study between Said Nursi and Seyyed Hossein Nasr by Ahmad Syauqi

“…Stigmatization of Islam as a vile religion and jihad as an act of terror are detrimental consequences of two factors: distortion by propagandists and abusing the concept of jihad by extremist-literalists. …”
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Domesticating and Glocalising the Dreamy: McCay’s Little Nemo and Its Sequels in Early Italian Corriere dei Piccoli (1909-1914) by Eva Van de Wiele

“…I uncover the actualizations of the serial figure by three Italian comic artists, unveiling the many moralistic and propagandistic incarnations of Little Nemo. Although heavily reformatted, Little Nemo’s legacy in CdP went further than any other Sunday page.…”
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Headlines and misinformation in the Nigerian newspapers: Evidence from herder-farmer crisis and ENDSARS protests by Mustapha Muhammed Jamiu, Lasisi Mutiu Iyanda, Lambe Kayode Mustapha, Galina Trofimova

“…Like their counterparts all over the world, Nigeria’s mainstream media are not left out of this raging redefinition of news construction and distribution in a hyperbolic and propagandistic format, despite their significant contributions to democracy since its return in 1999. …”
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From Ahab to “Vilain Herodes”: Biblical Models of Evil Kings in Catholic Anti-Royalist Propaganda during Charles IX (1560–1574) and Henry III (1574–1589) by Andrei Constantin Sălăvăstru

“…From appeals to emulate the righteous kings from the Bible, like David, Solomon or Josiah, the propagandists moved to warnings and even threats, by presenting the kings of France with the fate of, this time, wicked rulers like Ahab or Herod, who were grievously punished by God for their transgressions. …”
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A Nanochemist and a Nanohumanist Take a Walk Through the German Museum: An Analysis of the Popularization of Nanoscience and Technology in Germany by Paul A Youngman, Ljiljana Fruk

“…Does the exhibit have a propagandistic aspect designed to sway the public in hope of avoiding the difficult struggles that have embroiled emergent technologies in the past? …”
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”Totaalinen sota Venäjää vastaan” by Kati Mari Johanna Parppei

“…As the “special military operation” in Ukraine turned out to be less straightforward than the administration of Russia had expected, Russian propagandists began to emphasize the image of collective, Russophobic “West” as the main architect of Ukraine’s “neo-Nazism”. …”
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Mythopoetics of the Kunsthalle by Manuel Shvartzberg

“…Is there space for an architecture that has not succumbed to the flattening logic of the market, indistinctly banalizing space either as utilitarian infrastructure or as propagandistic theme park? In other words, is it still possible to construct an architecture underpinned by what we might call ‘humanist’ values: universality, egalitarianism, and civility – a civic architecture – in the face of a post-humanist critique? …”
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ISIS From the dark fiction of Hollywood by Kinda Yousef

“…The images of ISIS have a lot in common with the ones of Hollywood: Image quality and propagandistic techniques on one hand. The adoption of a stereotype as a representative image on the other hand. …”
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CORPORATE MEDIA MANIPULATION IN THE US WARS: A CASE STUDY OF IRAQ WAR by Huma Javed, Arshi Saleem Hashmi

“…As a result, the world perceived propagandistic messages that appeared to take the form of fake news. …”
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La obra histórica del obispo Pelayo de Oviedo (1089-1153) y su relación con la Historia legionensis (llamada silensis) by Raquel ALONSO ÁLVAREZ

“…L’hypothèse qui est ici défendue est donc que la rédaction de l’Historia legionensis a été influencée par les créations propagandistes en cours d’élaboration à Oviedo au cours du XIe siècle à l’initiative de l’évêque Arias, avant leur élaboration écrite dans l’œuvre de Pélage d’Oviedo.…”
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Raising awareness in public health: A study of Beijing Health Commission Weibo communications during the 2022 COVID-19 wave in Beijing. Translation into Russian by Lixiong Chen, Nairui Xu

“…Based on a data set of 1,422 Weibo posts related to the early 2022 COVID-19 wave in Beijing, we identified the theme of reports of confirmed cases and travel paths, and propagandistic objective as the most prominent. From analysed posts and the identified themes, the preliminary findings suggested that the government gave its priority to maintain its legitimacy during the crisis. …”
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Vladimir Mayakovski and Demian Biedny: Literature as an Instrument of Propaganda on the Example of Polish–Soviet War 1919–1921 by Michał Ceglarek

“…Their bellicose poems and, in the case of the latter, satirical drawings incomparably kindled the will to struggle against the “White Poland”. Soviet propagandists regarded the Polish-Soviet war as a testing ground, with the experiments proving useful for planning future undertakings.…”
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Voter’s Perception of Political Messages Against the Elite Classes in Spain: A Quasi‐Experimental Design by Juan Enrique Gonzálvez-Vallés, José Daniel Barquero-Cabrero, Natalia Enseñat-Bibiloni

“…Social networks have emerged as a means of social control, but they are not perceived as such by the subjects but rather as an additional informational or purely propagandistic element. But even among the public who are aware of the latter, the more their perception of the elite classes is limited to demonization, the more extreme their social vision is.…”
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Die ausgewählten manipulativen Strategien in den öffentlichen Propagandareden der NS-Zeit. Dargestellt am Beispiel der Sportpalastrede by Agnieszka Wypiorczyk

“…The main aim of this article is to study what kind of language-manipulative-techniques were used by the propagandists to create propaganda speeches to influence the audience and convey ideological content. …”
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