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Between 1920 and 1933, the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP) made propaganda a central component of its political and electoral organization. This book examines that process in the context of the crisis of the Weimar Republic and analyzes how message simplification, repetition, public staging, construction of the adversary, and personalization of leadership expanded the movement's capacity for mobilization.
Drawing on speeches by Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels, the party press, visual material, and historiographical sources, Propaganda Machinery examines the rhetorical and organizational devices that structured National Socialist communication. The analysis pays particular attention to the relationship among language, political emotions, symbols, media of dissemination, and audience segmentation.
The approach combines political history, linguistics, rhetoric, and discourse analysis. Propaganda is not presented as a single cause of the Nazi rise to power, but as an instrument whose effectiveness depended on economic, institutional, and social conditions, party organization, and, increasingly, political violence.
The study distinguishes party propaganda before 1933 from the state system of propaganda, censorship, and cultural coordination developed after the seizure of power. This distinction makes it possible to examine more precisely which resources were used in electoral competition and which belonged to the subsequent institutionalization of dictatorship.
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Agustin Startari es investigador, lingüista y autor especializado en la intersección entre lenguaje, inteligencia artificial, poder, legitimidad, responsabilidad y ciencias históricas.
Su trabajo examina cómo las estructuras lingüísticas, discursivas y tecnológicas organizan la percepción de la autoridad, distribuyen la responsabilidad y condicionan la forma en que instituciones, sistemas de inteligencia artificial y estructuras de poder representan acontecimientos políticos, históricos y sociales.
Su investigación cruza lingüística, análisis del discurso, inteligencia artificial, historiografía, teoría del poder y estudios sobre legitimidad, con especial atención a la relación entre forma lingüística, autoridad y responsabilidad política.
Entre sus principales líneas de investigación se encuentran:
- AI and Language
- Power and Language
- Linguistics and Discourse Analysis
- Historical Sciences and Historiography
- Political and Institutional Legitimacy
- Responsibility Attribution
- Computationally Mediated Discourse
- Language, Authority and Imperial Power
Es autor de la serie de investigación Grammars of Asymmetric Visibility: AI, Imperial Power, and the Syntax of Responsibility, centrada en las relaciones entre inteligencia artificial, lenguaje, poder y atribución de responsabilidad.
También es autor de Papeles de Trabajo, una serie dedicada a la investigación histórica, la historiografía y el análisis de problemas vinculados con las ciencias históricas.
Su producción combina investigación lingüística, análisis histórico y estudio sistemático de las formas mediante las cuales el lenguaje, las instituciones y los sistemas tecnológicos intervienen en la construcción y legitimación del poder.
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