Harold Lasswell argued that action phrases and imperatives were grammatically characteristic of this practice, which he subjected to extensive content analysis.
A monograph on this subject argues that it relies on 㻈ve "sociological presuppositions," such as "man's aim in life is happiness,"and 㻈ve "myths," such as that of "the Youth;" that book distinguishes its "agitative" from its "integrative" form, which is made necessary by technology. Harold Lasswell argued that action phrases and imperatives were grammatically characteristic of this practice, which he subjected to extensive content analysis. "Flak" and "ownership" are two of 㻈ve 㻈lters in a model named for this practice by Herman and Chomsky. This non-advertising practice is said to be inherently undemocratic in a book by Jacques Ellul, who disputed Edward Bernays' conclusion that this political practice, on which Bernays literally wrote the book in 1928, was necessary for democracy. Free "People's Receivers" and the "Big Lie" were techniques used as part of this practice in Nazi Germany. For 10 points, name this practice, mastered by Joseph Goebbels, of manipulating the public for political ends.
A monograph on this subject argues that it relies on 㻈ve "sociological presuppositions," such as "man's aim in life is happiness,"and 㻈ve "myths," such as that of "the Youth;" that book distinguishes its "agitative" from its "integrative" form, which is made necessary by technology.
propaganda [prompt on other answers, such as media manipulation or manufacturing consent, but the word propaganda is needed; do not accept or prompt on "advertising"]