Propaganda: political rhetoric and systems of beliefs, edited with Tim Thornton, Sutton Publishing, 1999, ISBN: 0-7509-2028-9
CONTENTS
B. Taithe & T. Thornton
Propaganda a misnomer of rhetoric and persuasion? 1-26
Part One: State Building and Propaganda
S. Gaunt
Visual propaganda in England in the later middle ages. 27-40
T. Thornton
Propaganda, political communication and the problem of English responses to the introduction of printing. 41-60
K. Currey
Themes of power and identity in the court festivals of ducal Lorraine, 1563-1624. 61-78
Part Two: The Age of Revolutions: From Dynasties to Ideologies
S. Murdoch
The Search for northern allies: Stuart and Cromwellian propagandists and protagonists in Scandinavia, 1649-60. 79-96
L. Kontler
Superstition, enthusiasm and propagandism: Burke and Gentz on the nature of the French Revolution. 97-114
M. Rowe
Forging 'New Frenchmen': State propaganda in the Rhineland, 1794-1814. 115-30
G. Watkins
Selling Bonapartism or simply selling copies? The Napoleonic legend and popular Almanacs. 131-50
Part Three: Gendering and embodying propaganda
M. F. Cross
Flora Tristan's socialist propaganda in provincial France, 1843-4: the relationship between propaganda, identity and political rhetoric in Flora Tristan's campaign for a workers' union. 151-66
K. Hunt & J. Hannam
Propagandising as socialist women: the case of the women's columns in British socialist newspapers, 1884-1914. 167-82
R. Davidson
VD propaganda, sexual hygiene and the state in interwar Scotland. 183-202
Part Four: War and Propaganda
B. Taithe
Rhetoric, propaganda and memory: framing the Franco-Prussian war. 203-22.
T. Bowman
The Irish recruiting and anti-recruiting campaigns, 1914-1918. 223-38
M. Jolly
Between ourselves: the letter as propaganda. 239-64
Part Five: Interwar and Ideology
P.J. Beck
Projecting an image of a great nation on the world screen through Football: British cultural propaganda between the wars. 265-84
G. Barnfield
The novel as propaganda: revising the debate. 285-306
Part Six: The Age of Communication and Persuasion
N.J. Cull
Projecting Jackie: Kennedy administration film propaganda overseas in Leo Seltzer's Invitation to India, Invitation to Pakistan and Jacqueline Kennedy's Asian Journey (1962). 307-26.
P. Taylor
Third wave info-propaganda: psychological operations in the post-cold war era. 327-43
B. Taithe & T. Thornton
Bibliographical essay. 343-9
