Attack on Titan has ended and its final act was to drive me insane. Here I present the arguments for and against calling the series propaganda and why ideology in war stories is often more complicated than we might prefer.
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For more information about the things I talk about in this video, check out the following reading list. Unless you're not affiliated with a university, in which case you are out of luck, because academic work is extremely inaccessible and we should all be up in arms about it.
Braddock, Kurt & James Price Dillard: "Meta-analytic evidence for the persuasive effect of narratives on beliefs, attitudes, intentions, and behaviors." A study on how narrative structures affect people's likelihood to alter their opinions.
Cesario, Joseph. "Priming, Replication, and the Hardest Science." An article detailing the specific failures of past priming research and how we might more accurately study the effect in the future.
Escalas, Jennifer Edson. "Self‐Referencing and Persuasion: Narrative Transportation versus Analytical Elaboration" A study testing the effects of narrative structures on participants' likelihood to have favorable feelings to advertisements.
Gilbert, Daniel T. "How Mental Systems Believe." There are two main theories on how people come to adopt beliefs-- the Cartesian and the Spinozian. This article describes both and explains how the Spinozian model is likely the more accurate one.
Herzfield, Michael. Cultural Intimacy: Social Poetics in the Nation-State, "Chapter 4: Persuasive Resemblances." An article that explores the appropriation of arbitrary icons and symbols in the formation of national identity, and how these symbols might change over time.
Polletta, Francesca, Pang Ching Bobby Chen, Beth Gharrity Gardner and Alice Motes. "The Sociology of Storytelling." An article describing the shift from anti-structuralist textual analysis since the 80s and the more recent rise of sociological analysis of narratives.
Yong, Ed. "Nobel laureate challenges psychologists to clean up their act."
www.nature.com... Daniel Kahneman was one of the most visible scholars to promote the effects of priming before its effects were understood to be highly variable and difficult to replicate. He has been loudly telling everyone to be careful about referring to priming ever since.
4 окт 2024