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Propaganda
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Propaganda is communication designed primarily to influence or persuade people toward a particular agenda, often by selectively presenting facts or using emotionally charged language rather than presenting information objectively. It matters because propaganda can shape how people perceive issues and make decisions without them realizing the information they're receiving may be incomplete or manipulated.
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It sits within the topics Barriers to critical thinking, Commons link from Wikidata and Deception.
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Article · Deutsch
Propaganda (von lateinisch propagare‚ „weiter ausbreiten“, „ausbreiten“, „verbreiten“) bezeichnet in seiner modernen Bedeutung zielgerichtete Versuche, politische Meinungen oder öffentliche Sichtweisen zu formen, Erkenntnisse zu manipulieren und das Verhalten in eine vom Propagandisten oder Herrscher erwünschte Richtung zu steuern. Die verschiedenen Seiten einer Thematik nicht darzulegen sowie die Vermischung von Information und Meinung charakterisieren dabei die Propagandatechniken. Dies steht im Gegensatz zu pluralistischen und kritischen Sichtweisen, welche durch unterschiedliche Erfahrungen, Beobachtungen und Bewertungen sowie einen rationalen Diskurs geformt werden.
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