A powerpoint presentation based on Chapter 6 of "Critical Reading", an internal publication of Unindra

1. Detecting propagandaDetecting propaganda
Part 1Part 1
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2. GROUP “G”
DESSY MITRA DEWI
201112500601
M. MUTTAQIN HANIF
201112500593
FARIDATUL ILMIAH
201112500659

3. What ispropaganda?What ispropaganda?
The word ‘propaganda’ is defined
as designating any attempt to
influence the opinions or actions
of others to some predetermined
and by appealing to their
emotions or prejudices or by
distorting the fact.

4. PROPAGANDA DEVICESPROPAGANDA DEVICES
Part 1
1. Name Calling
2. Glittering Generalities
3. Transfer
Part 2
4. Testimonial
5. Plain Folks
6. Card Stacking
7. Band Wagon

5. NameCallingNameCalling
• Is a device to make us form
judgment without examining
the evidence on which it
should be based. Here the
propagandist appeals to our
hate and fear. He does this by
giving “bad names” to those
individuals, groups, nations,
races, policies, practices, and
ideas that would have us
condemn and reject.

6. Example:Example: namecallingnamecalling
Carloanzah Libriano is a playboy.

7. Glittering generalitiesGlittering generalities
Is a device by which the propagandist
Is identifies his program with virtue,
by use of “virtue word”.
Glittering generalities is a device to
make us accept and approve without
examining the evidence.

8. example:example: glittering generalitiesglittering generalities
The Rainbow Troops is
the best seller book
from Andrea Hirata,
because this book is
very entertaining and
interesting.

9. TransferTransfer
Is a device by which the
propagandist carries over the
authority, sanction, and prestige
of something we respect and
revere to something he would
have us accept.

10. Example:Example: transfertransfer
Megawati Soekarno
Putri is using his
father's name and
photograph for the
presidential
election campaign.

11. eXERCISEseXERCISEs
1. Senator Sandi Roger is a two-faced
politician.
2. Samsung Galaxy S4 is the best and
faster mobile phone in the world.
3. Independent laboratory tests show
Puresilk is the best for your skin.
4. My close friend is very stubborn.
5. Come to Bali, where you can enjoy
paradise-like life.

13. “Detecting Propaganda
Part 1”
(this presentation is an excerpt
of Chapter 6 of “Critical
Reading”, an internal
publication of Unindra)