Song Analysis: The Hope Song
Rationale
The content of “The Hope Song” relates to part 2. By communicating through media with the use of music, we show awareness of politics and the state of the Proles with propaganda. The song begins to demonstrate mass communication through the lyrics. Music being a form of entertainment gives the listener, who are the proles, a sense of awareness for political and educational purposes in present times. When the lyrics “To be undone to be, to be unsung,” appear, we expose the proles to current newspeak prefixes.
The title of the song is “The Hope Song”, but it's ironic because the word “hope” is not present in the song besides the title. The use of “Card Stacking” is a propaganda technique that is in use for this song, which is
The content of “The Hope Song” relates to part 2. By communicating through media with the use of music, we show awareness of politics and the state of the Proles with propaganda. The song begins to demonstrate mass communication through the lyrics. Music being a form of entertainment gives the listener, who are the proles, a sense of awareness for political and educational purposes in present times. When the lyrics “To be undone to be, to be unsung,” appear, we expose the proles to current newspeak prefixes.
The title of the song is “The Hope Song”, but it's ironic because the word “hope” is not present in the song besides the title. The use of “Card Stacking” is a propaganda technique that is in use for this song, which is