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It is not an informative article, it's a piece designed to convey emotions and sentiments so readers are more willing to embrace author's view.
by DeathArrow 2y ago
It is not an informative article, it's a piece designed to convey emotions and sentiments so readers are more willing to embrace author's view.
- nottorp 2y agoThere seems to be an agenda there. If you check wikipedia at least, the muslim-christian population exchange between Greece and Turkey wasn't quite like the article describes it. The facts may be somewhere in the middle, but certainly not in this article.
- KineticLensman 2y agoFWIW The Critic is associated with the British conservative movement so there is definitely a leaning to the political right (This is a comment on the magazine that published TFA, not TFA itself)
- Texasian 2y agoYou say that as if it’s a bad thing. Not all writing needs to be as dry as a technical bulletin.
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- nottorp 2y agoThat’s how you do a proper propaganda piece, you write an emotional article that is mostly correct and insert subtle nudges to your actual topic :)
- nindalf 2y agoCould you describe how the muslim-christian population exchange actually happened? What is the agenda of this piece?
- nottorp 2y agoI've pointed you to wikipedia. I'm no historian (trustable or not) so you'll have to document yourself and draw your own conclusions. Also there is a top level post with a bunch of references now.
- nindalf 2y agoI'm still mystified about the agenda of the piece? I'm not implying that it has one or doesn't have one, I'm keen to know what agenda you saw in it.