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    Big Brother's Propaganda

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    Big brother maintains control through propaganda. Because the public are never sure whether they are being watched at any time‚ majority tend to behave obediently at all times. The Party is able to effectively control the public through this uncertainty and through the widespread symbols of Big Brother’s watchful face. The warmth of his name suggests his ability to protect although he is an open threat as one cannot escape his gaze. Big Brother also symbolises the vagueness with which the high ranks

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    Gate Control Theory

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    such as past experiences and anxiety that can act to alter pain perception (Melzack and Katz 2006). The Gate Control Theory emphasised a ‘gate mechanism’ at the dorsal horns of the spine to modulate synaptic input to the brain for processing (Melzack 2003). The gates opening is determined by the diameter of the active peripheral axons whilst the dynamic action of the brain acts to ‘close’ the gate (Keefe et al. 1996). This theory is effective in combining peripheral sensory information with top-down

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    1984 Propaganda Analysis

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    Big Brother is the party’s biggest source of propaganda. There are telescreens in every home that watch the party members every move. There is a scarce supply of food and history is altered daily. The people of Oceania are constantly lied to. Propaganda is key in establishing loyalty to the party. Propaganda is used daily in Oceania. It is seen in the two minutes of hate. The two minutes is the daily activity of watching the party’s biggest enemy Goldstein. All party members are required to

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    Adolf Hitler's Propaganda

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    ‘‘Propaganda’‚ Adolf Hitler wrote in Mein Kampf in 1924‚ ‘is a truly terrible weapon in the hands of an expert.’’ (“State of Deception: The Power of Nazi Propaganda”). It can be used in a deceptive way to convince a large population of false truths and lies‚ leading them to follow their leaders while being unaware of what they are supporting. Adolf Hitler and the fascist Nazi Party’s propaganda was strongly effective by creating a strong sense of nationalism‚ influencing Fascist youth‚ and fabricating

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    Nazi Propaganda Pamphlet

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    Nazi Propaganda Pamhlet Nazi Propaganda Pamphlet was written by Joseph Goebbels in 1930. It was like an advertisement to encourage normal people believe in Nazi. Goebbels reveals that Nazis were nationalists and socialists‚ and he emphasized that Germany was superior nation that other nations. It advocated Germans should love their country and protect their country. German people need the courage to against its hostile enemies without any conditions.

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    Deflate Gate Ethics

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    For example‚ consider Tom Brady and the New England Patriots and their involvement in the “deflate-gate” scandal in which they were accused of deflating footballs to give them an unfair advantage in a football game. The Ted Wells Deflate-Gate report states that it is “more probable than not” that the Patriots purposefully release air and that Tom Brady was “more probable than not” aware of it. Regardless if this is true

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    Easter Island Propaganda

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    Culture influence could be used as a propaganda tool. People gain their knowledge‚ overall speculation‚ belief and thought via social interaction and media. Propaganda was first initiated in 1662 by Pope Gregory XV when he established “The Sacred Congregation for Propagating the Faith.” Propaganda was then‚ similar to now‚ a given set of information laid in a biased or a misleading way. Propaganda became a great tool for leaders to promote their point of view and to influence the masses. For instance

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    History Fiftieth Gate

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    record of public events” where memory is defined as “the faculty by which events are recalled or kept in mind”. Thus history and memory interrelate as history can be seen as the contextual justification for memory. “The Fiftieth Gate” is a poignant interweaving of history and memory. The text follows protagonist‚ Mark Baker an historian‚ son of Holocaust survivors Genia and Yossl (Joe)‚ on an historical journey through memory‚ to uncover the origins of his

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    Automated Toll Gates

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    AUTOMATED TOLL GATES INTRODUCTION : The automated toll gates are the application of both the concepts of road pricing and intelligent transport system.Earlier motorists used to wait at a toll booth or a plaza to pay a machine or a collector for using a particular toll road.But it is not so in the case of a automated toll gate.Here the motorists need not stop or even reduce the speed of their vehicle.The whole process is completely automated.Road pricing is a type of tax sought by

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    2011 Comparing Propaganda Used in Animal Farm to the Russian Revolution’s PropagandaPropaganda is a narrowly selfish attempt to get people to accept ideas and beliefs‚ always in the interest of a particular person or group and with little or no advantage to the public (“What is Propaganda… 2). Propaganda is the spreading of ideas‚ information‚ or rumor for the purpose of helping or injuring an institution‚ a cause‚ or a person. In the Russian Revolution Joseph Stalin used propaganda to his benefit

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