The Evolution of Propaganda: Some Aspects of Political Practice

Authors

  • Koshmarov, Mikhail Yu

  • Trubetskoy

  • Alexey Yu

Keywords:

axial time/age, ancient proto-propaganda, protestantism, the keynes-bernays model, social networks, future placement

Abstract

This article examines the evolution of propaganda since the ancient times until the present time as well as the ancient proto-propaganda The authors analyze the transitioning processes from the ancient times to early Christianity from the perspective of state ideology The article also studies the emergence of Protestantism and its role in the development of Capitalism and establishment of the 20th century economic system which the authors call the Keynes-Bernays economic model The newest propagandistic opportunities and the potential for processing big data is also reviewed The article explores the phenomenon of the recent decade social networks as a new instrument of propaganda In this work the authors used the systemic approach as well as the psychological method and the method of comparative historical analysis using modern terminology including the terms newly introduced by the authors which made it possible to improve the methodological foundation of the study

How to Cite

Koshmarov, Mikhail Yu, Trubetskoy, & Alexey Yu. (2020). The Evolution of Propaganda: Some Aspects of Political Practice. Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 20(F1), 37–45. Retrieved from https://socialscienceresearch.org/index.php/GJHSS/article/view/3119

The Evolution of Propaganda: Some Aspects of Political Practice

Published

2020-01-15