The document discusses the concept of propaganda. It defines propaganda as seeking to influence people's opinions about an issue without necessarily providing all relevant information. Some cultures view the term negatively while others view it neutrally or positively. Over time, the connotation of the term can change. It also briefly outlines the historical use of propaganda from ancient times to modern political movements and organizations.

1. PROPAGANDA
‘ N S P E S I F I E K E B O O D S K A P W AT D A A R O P G E M I K I S O M
MENSE SE OPINIES OOR ‘N SAAK TE
BEÏNVLOED, SONDER OM NOODWENDIG AL DIE
I N L I G T I N G O O R T E D R A . I N S O M M I G E K U LT U R E H E T D I E
T E R M ‘ N N E G AT I E W E O F N E U T R A L E
K O N N O TA S I E , W A A R D I T I N A N D E R K U LT U R E ‘ N
N E G AT I E W E V E R B I N T E N I S H E T. H I E R D I E K O N N O TA S I E
KAN OOK VERANDER OOR TYD.

2. PROPAGANDA

3. PROPAGANDA
“Propaganda will only persuade people who are
actively engaged in the culture and who can focus
on the society as a whole.” - Jane DeRose Evans

4. PROPGANDA DEUR DIE JARE
 Assiriese koning maak groot reliewe
 Romeine gebruik visuele beelde = muntstukke

5.  “Propaganda” = 17e eeu
 Christendom = visuele media
 Franse rewolusie

6.  Politiese spotprente

7.  Nazi Duitsland, plakkate, positiewe propaganda

8. Greenpeace