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... frequently employed by designers at both ends of the political spectrum—in some cases to foment political revolution, in others to construct official representations of the Japanese nation. This section reveals the myriad connections between commercial advertising and political propaganda by charting...

... exclusively for the able-bodied. In a propaganda film made in the 1960s, the medical treatment for the famous poet Han Ha-un provided in an American-run institution is represented as a gateway into a heterosexual union. The marriage between a former male patient and an uninfected woman continues to appear...

... Diallo, a soldier from Bougounie in French Sudan (now Mali), sings in Bamanakan of the war as “the catcher of the living.” migration to Europe propaganda oral historiography echo ...

... Propaganda, interpreted demographic trends along social-Darwinist lines and anticipated the gradual disappearance of the native population as a sign of progress for the Bolivian nation. ...

... This novella is concerned with a group of young men associated with the International Red Star Broadcasting Station—Cui Zi’en’s parody of the Chinese Communist Party’s propaganda machine—who make it their mission to create a society called “Public Toilet Utopia.” They report on stories about...

..., the white founding director of the Studio School of the Santa Fe Indian School, exerted an outsized influence on propaganda concerning Native Americans. In tension with Dunn’s narrative, the author develops a framework of trans-Indigenous, more-than-human kinship that reconnects the paintings to customary...

... the war as game or intrigue. war journalism propaganda computer-generated imagery photography virtual tourism ...

... Chapter 1 analyzes previously unseen archival material to establish a paper trail for the fragmented student activism of the 1980s and 1990s, more than a decade before the fall of Suharto. The underground resistance movement depended on activist paper forms to generate counter-regime propaganda...