Type And Breath Association Propaganda Propaganda form associating race and gender type and breathing

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Type and Breath Association Propaganda

 

Brief

 

People are portrayed, in mainstream mass media, as having a capacity for breathing and breathing in a certain manner based upon their racial type and their gender type. For instance white men are portrayed as lessening the length and depth of their inhalation when portrayed interacting with black men.

 

Evidence

 

Evidence for Type and Breath Association Propaganda is abundant in mainstream mass media audio visual screen based entertainment. Including the films:

Hancock, Bad Boys, The Last King of Scotland, Unshackled, Ricochet, Congo, The Negotiator, National Security, Coach Carter, Wild Wild West, The Wire (tv series), Beverly Hills Cop, Wondrous Oblivion, Black Snake Moan, U.S. Marshall’s, O, Miami Vice, Shaft, Hitch, Showtime, Training Day, Honey

 

Sections

 

1- Introduction page 1

2- Type page 1

Type psychology page 1,2

3- Breath page 2,3

Breath psychology page 3,4

4- Association Propaganda page 4

Type Association Propaganda page 5

Type and Breath Association Propaganda page 5,6

 

Introduction

 

In order to better understand Type and Breath Association Propaganda it is advantageous to better understand factors which constitute Type and Breath Association Propaganda. These factors are type and breath.

 

Type psychology is an interrelated factor to type.

Breath psychology is an interrelated factor to breath.

 

Type

 

Type is here used in regard to human race and gender types.

 

Age is referenced in the terms man and woman but is not investigated further.

 

Type Psychology

 

Type psychology is the psychology of people in regards to their judgement of types, which appertain to people, and the specific application of such to how they regard themselves and others.

 

Type psychology has three main interrelated factors. Type Identity, Type Empathy and Type Emulation.

 

Type Identity

 

Type identity is where a person identifies themselves as being of a type.

For instance a person may identify themselves as being a white person of white racial type. A person may identify themselves as being a male of male gender type.

 

A person may regard themselves as being of several combining type identities. A person may identify themselves as being a white man meaning they identify themselves as being of white racial type and of male gender type.

 

Identifying a person or group of people on the basis of type is called type identifying. Where the identified type is common to the identifiers type this is called common type identifying.

For instance a person who identifies themselves as being a white man may common type identify someone who they also identify as being a white man.

 

Type Empathy

 

Type empathy is an interrelated factor to type identity. Common type identifying is the basis of type empathy.

 

Type empathy is where a person empathises with another person they common type identify.

For instance a white man who common type identifies another white man may also type empathise with that white man.

 

A person who type empathises with another person better seeks to understand the reasoning and motivation for action of that person and the appropriateness of such to their own reasoning and motivation for action.

 

Type Emulation

 

Type emulation is where a person emulates the actions performed by someone that they common type identify and type empathise with.

 

A person who common type identifies and type empathises with someone may regard the action performed by the someone as being more appropriate for they themselves to perform.

For instance a man may judge the actions of another man as being more appropriate for he himself to perform than if those same actions had been performed by a woman.

 

Breath

 

‘Breath

 

Breath of life. Breath is air contained within the body. Breath is essential to life. A person always contains a certain amount of breath within the body. Breath can be measured by an individuals inhaled capacity. Inhaled capacity is the length and depth of inhalation an individual can achieve. Length of inhalation is the continuity of a single inhalation. Depth of inhalation is the extent* of a single inhalation.

 

A strong inhaled capacity greatly improves every mental and physical aspect of self. A strong inhaled capacity is intrinsicly linked to strength of self and masculinity.

 

States of breath

 

There are three states of breath an individual can assume. State here being defined as a continued series of breaths over a defined period.

 

Inhaled state

The regular length and depth of inhalation. Based in accordance with an individuals inhaled capacity. The stronger the inhaled capacity the greater the length and depth of regular inhalation.

 

Greater inhaled state

Where by the regular length and depth of inhalation increases.

 

Lesser inhaled state

Where by the regular length and depth of inhalation decreases.’

(extract of ‘Alpha’)

*extent is used here instead of intent which is used in the original work.

 

‘Breath psychology

 

Breath is fundamental to all aspects of psychology.

 

An individuals inhaled capacity is a key determining factor in psychology. A person with a strong inhaled capacity will be seen in a more favourable manner by other people. They will be seen as being more worthy and justified in who they are and what they do with a greater presence and strength of character. They will appear happier healthier physicaly more powerful more confident more known more familiar more trustworthy more reliable more natural lifemore more admirable and in all aspects more likeable.

 

An individual who increases inhalation whilst orating will be heard more positively by others. They will sound more confident more authorative more trustworthy more respectable more agreeable and in all aspects more likeable.

 

Women and children are especialy respondent to breath psychology.

 

Sexual breath psychology

 

The adoption of a greater inhaled state is intrinsicly linked to masculine sexuality. In the practice of masculine sexuality encompassing both the physical sexual act and the perceivable signals of sexual interest inhalation increases. The man is in a greater inhaled state.

 

The adoption of a lesser inhaled state is intrinsicly linked to feminine sexuality. In the practice of feminine sexuality encompassing both the physical sexual act and the perceivable signals of sexual interest inhalation decreases. The woman is in a lesser inhaled state.

 

A strong inhaled capacity is intrinsicly linked to masculine sexuality. A woman will perceive a man with a strong inhaled capacity as a more masculine sexual partner.

 

A weak inhaled capacity is intrinsicly linked to feminine sexuality. A man will perceive a woman with a weak inhaled capacity as a more feminine sexual partner.’

(extract of ‘Alpha’)

 

Breath Psychology continued

 

Breath psychology and states of breath and its usage in mainstream mass media portrayals

 

Gender based identity

Breath can be used to accentuate gender based identity. A man can be portrayed as assuming a greater inhaled state and therefore appear more masculine. A man can be portrayed as assuming a lesser inhaled state and therefore appear as being less masculine.

A woman can be portrayed as assuming a greater inhaled state and therefore appear as being less feminine. A woman can be portrayed as assuming a lesser inhaled state and therefore appear as being more feminine.

 

Confidence

Breath can be used to portray someone as being more or less confident. A person can be portrayed assuming a greater inhaled state and therefore appear more confident. A person can be portrayed assuming a lesser inhaled state and therefore appear less confident.

 

Presence

Breath can be used to portray someone as having greater presence. A person can be portrayed as assuming a greater inhaled state and therefore as having greater presence. Presence here means a more noticeable prominent fuller physical size. A person’s physical size increases when they assume a greater inhaled state noting that the perceived increase may well seem greater than the actual increase.

A person can be portrayed as assuming a lesser inhaled state and therefore as having lesser presence.

 

Justified Presence

Breath can be used to portray someone as having a more justified presence. A person can be portrayed as assuming a greater inhaled state and therefore appear more justified in their presence. A person can be portrayed assuming a lesser inhaled state and therefore appear less justified in their presence.

 

Justified Actions

Breath can be used to greater justify a persons actions. A person can be portrayed assuming a greater inhaled state and therefore appear more justified in their actions. A person can be portrayed assuming a lesser inhaled state and therefore appear less justified in their actions.

 

Physical Strength

Breath can be used to portray physical strength. A person can be portrayed assuming a greater inhaled state and therefore appear physically stronger. A person can be portrayed assuming a lesser inhaled state and therefore appear physically weaker.

 

Familiarity

Breath can be used to portray someone as being more familiar. A person can be portrayed assuming a greater inhaled state and therefore appear as being more familiar. A person can be portrayed assuming a lesser inhaled state and therefore appear as being less familiar.

 

All factors which increase based upon a strong inhaled capacity also increase based upon the assumption of a greater inhaled state. And vice versa.

 

Association Propaganda

 

Association Propaganda is the portrayal of two or more things in conjunction with one another in order that the viewer of the portrayal will form a psychological association between the things portrayed.

Meaning the viewer increasingly believes that the presence of one of the things portrayed is related to the presence of the other thing or things portrayed. Further more that the presence of one of the things portrayed will or should be in conjunction with the presence of the other thing or things portrayed.

 

Factors of Association Propaganda include:

 

Frequency

The primary effectiveness of Association Propaganda is based upon the frequency of the portrayal. How frequently a thing is portrayed in conjunction with another thing or things, determines how strong an association the viewer forms between the things portrayed.

 

Method of Implementation

Association Propaganda is implemented by all forms of mainstream mass media.

 

Association Propaganda is implemented primarily by audio visual screen based entertainment including television, computer and cinema based entertainment including films, television programmes and adverts.

 

Specific Forms of Association Propaganda

Specific forms of Association Propaganda include Type Association Propaganda and Type and Breath Association Propaganda.

 

 

 

Type Association Propaganda

 

Type Association Propaganda is Association Propaganda which portrays a person with the intention of associating that person with their type.

 

A further intention of Type Association Propaganda is that the viewer common type identifies the portrayed person.

For instance Type Association Propaganda which portrays a white man does so with the intention that a white man viewer will common type identify the white man portrayed.

 

A further intention of Type Association Propaganda is that the viewer type empathises with the portrayed person.

 

A further and the main intention of Type Association Propaganda is that the viewer emulates the actions of the portrayed person based upon type emulation.

 

Type and Breath Association Propaganda

 

Type and Breath Association Propaganda is Association Propaganda which incorporates the factors of type and breath.

 

A person is of a type. A person has a strength of inhaled capacity. A person assumes a state of breath.

 

Where a person is portrayed their type, strength of inhaled capacity and state of breath are also portrayed.

 

Type and Breath Association Propaganda aims to form a specific association between a persons type and their strength of inhaled capacity and their state of breath. Type and Breath Association Propaganda aims to form a further association between a persons type, their strength of inhaled capacity, their state of breath and the type of another person or persons they are portrayed interacting with.

 

Type and Breath Association Propaganda has two further intentions. To associate type with factors inherent in breath psychology. To portray type as being the determining factor in a persons strength of inhaled capacity and state of breath.

 

A person has a race and gender type which is portrayed when they are portrayed.

 

Type and Breath Association Propaganda portrays specific race and gender types and social interactions between them as being concurrent with specific strengths of inhaled capacity and states of breath. The intention is that the viewer associates specific race and gender types and social interactions between them as being concurrent with specific strengths of inhaled capacity and states of breath.

 

Type and Breath Association Propaganda uses three main types. White men white women and black men.

 

Race and gender types and portrayed strengths of inhaled capacity

 

White men are portrayed as having a medium or weak inhaled capacity.

 

Black men are portrayed as having a medium or strong inhaled capacity.

 

White women are portrayed as having a weak medium or strong inhaled capacity. White women are portrayed as having a strong inhaled capacity where they are portrayed primarily in conjunction with white men. White women are portrayed as having a weak inhaled capacity where they are portrayed primarily in conjunction with black men.

 

White men and black men portrayed interacting and concurrently portrayed states of breath

 

Where white men and black men are portrayed interacting:

 

The white man is portrayed as assuming a lesser inhaled state.

The black man is portrayed as assuming a greater inhaled state.

 

White men and white women portrayed interacting and concurrently portrayed states of breath

 

Since the promotion of ‘Alpha’ to the general public on 30/12/2009 there has been a significant alteration to this portrayal. The frequency a white woman will be portrayed as assuming a lesser inhaled state whilst portrayed interacting with a white man has significantly increased. Alpha contains sufficient information to identify many propaganda methods employed in the mainstream mass media and it is possible Alphas promotion caused those responsible for Type and Breath Association Propaganda to alter their methods in order to avoid identification by the general public of the propaganda methods they were employing.

 

Where white men and white women are portrayed interacting:

 

The white man is portrayed as assuming a regular or lesser inhaled state.

The white woman is portrayed as assuming a regular or greater inhaled state.

 

White women and black men portrayed interacting and concurrently portrayed states of breath

 

Where white women and black men are portrayed interacting:

 

The white woman is portrayed as assuming a lesser inhaled state.

The black man is portrayed as assuming a greater inhaled state.

 

Primary intention of Type and Breath Association Propaganda

 

The primary intention of Type and Breath Association Propaganda is to indoctrinate the effected populace into the type emulation of portrayed race and gender types and their portrayed associated strengths of inhaled capacity and states of breath.

 

Evidence

 

Evidence for Type and Breath Association Propaganda is abundant in mainstream mass media audio visual screen based entertainment. Including the films:

Hancock, Bad Boys, The Last King of Scotland, Unshackled, Ricochet, Congo, The Negotiator, National Security, Coach Carter, Wild Wild West, The Wire (tv series), Beverly Hills Cop, Wondrous Oblivion, Black Snake Moan, U.S. Marshall’s, O, Miami Vice, Shaft, Hitch, Showtime, Training Day, Honey

 

 

 

 

 

 

Written by Ricky Bennison

Edited May 12, 2012 by moderator (see edit history)