Describe what you were feeling when you watched Triumph of the Will. Are we subjected to propaganda in todays world? In what ways?

First of all, you will have to download the book here for free to be able to complete the assignment:

http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=574495f8ce0e5a8b7ba9aa0c1f2802b0

Then you will have to follow the assignment in order to answer all of the following questions.

On this book that you will download, the assignment is on page 52-96.

Here goes the assignment:

After you have finished reading this weeks readings Total War, Totalitarianism and the Arts (Fiero, pp. 399-422) follow the directions and/or answer the questions below in your own words:
1. Choose one painting mentioned from this weeks reading. Upload a photo. Describe in great detail. Critique the work in your own words.
2. Choose one poem from World War 1 Literature from this weeks reading. Underneath the reading in your textbook, answer the questions below written in red print. For example, if you chose Reading 34.3 Yeats’ “The Second Coming” (1921), you would answer the question below in red, “Is the Second coming Yeats describes one of deliverance or destruction?” However, you can chose any one of World War I Literature Readings 34.1-34.4 (pp.402-405). What is the poem about? What does it mean to you?
3. First Watch the first 30minutes of Triumph of the Will by clicking on this link or placing it in your browser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHs2coAzLJ8
Explain what propaganda is in your own words. In what ways does propaganda influence people’s opinions? What are the basic propaganda techniques that Leni Rifenstahl uses in Triumph of the Will? Describe what you were feeling when you watched Triumph of the Will. Are we subjected to propaganda in todays world? In what ways?
After you post your discussion leave a comment for three other students. Write responses that are thoughtful and introspective. Do not simply say, “I agree with you” or “Good job” Ask questions and foster a productive dialogue.
When you are finished- watch this to put you in a more uplifting mood:

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Added on 21.03.2016 20:53
First of all, you will have to download the book here for free to be able to complete the assignment:

http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=574495f8ce0e5a8b7ba9aa0c1f2802b0

Then you will have to follow the assignment in order to answer all of the following questions.

On this book that you will download, the assignment is on page 52-96.

Here goes the assignment:

After you have finished reading this weeks readings Total War, Totalitarianism and the Arts (Fiero, pp. 399-422) follow the directions and/or answer the questions below in your own words:
1. Choose one painting mentioned from this weeks reading. Upload a photo. Describe in great detail. Critique the work in your own words.
2. Choose one poem from World War 1 Literature from this weeks reading. Underneath the reading in your textbook, answer the questions below written in red print. For example, if you chose Reading 34.3 Yeats\” \”The Second Coming\” (1921), you would answer the question below in red, \”Is the Second coming Yeats describes one of deliverance or destruction?\” However, you can chose any one of World War I Literature Readings 34.1-34.4 (pp.402-405). What is the poem about? What does it mean to you?
3. First Watch the first 30minutes of Triumph of the Will by clicking on this link or placing it in your browser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHs2coAzLJ8
Explain what propaganda is in your own words. In what ways does propaganda influence people\”s opinions? What are the basic propaganda techniques that Leni Rifenstahl uses in Triumph of the Will? Describe what you were feeling when you watched Triumph of the Will. Are we subjected to propaganda in todays world? In what ways?
After you post your discussion leave a comment for three other students. Write responses that are thoughtful and introspective. Do not simply say, \”I agree with you\” or \”Good job\” Ask questions and foster a productive dialogue.
When you are finished- watch this to put you in a more uplifting mood: