Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
FRAME: a field guide to propaganda techniques
A public archive catalogues propaganda artifacts by the techniques they use, from historical posters to recent influence campaigns.
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- Students and readers studying propaganda techniques
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- Entries pair dated artifacts with technique labels, including fear appeals, scapegoating, transfer, and glittering generalities.
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Entries pair dated artifacts with technique labels, and a map-and-timeline view is offered alongside collection browsing. The visible sample ranges across languages and national contexts—from a 1894 Japanese print to wartime posters, suffrage material, and a Yiddish edition. The site also separates technique explainers, watch briefs, and campaign dossiers into distinct sections.
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