Lesson 4 -propaganda

Aim : To discuss why propaganda is effective Warm-up : Why might these murals be persuasive? What kind of imagery do they employ?

This poster is from 1916. It is aimed at recruiting young men to become fighting republicans. These publications and murals are examples of PROPAGANDA. Both unionists and republicans use propaganda in the novel to influence people

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Example A Is this effective analysis? ,[object Object],Marker’s comment: “This writer is giving an important reason, but they could be more precise. The writer is using a contrast or a juxtaposition between an innocent and carefree time, and the very serious and bleak experience of the prison. Targets: 1. Use the writer’s surname 2. Use a quotation to support the point

Writing your analysis ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

Peer-assessment ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],You identify specific features the writer uses. You need to make sure your quotation supports your point Well done for picking up on the writer’s use of similes. Make sure you keep focused on the question

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