Dynamics of Lies III - Narratives of History

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Autore principale: Logan, Jack P.
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contents <p><span>This paper examines how individual lies can grow into large-scale narratives that shape entire eras and societies. Building on </span><span>Dynamics of Lies I</span><span> (the mechanics of lying) and </span><span>Dynamics of Lies II</span><span> (the conditions of the receiver), the third part explores how mass, repetition, and taboo transform deception into seemingly unquestionable truths. Historical examples such as the Donation of Constantine, the witch hunts, colonial justifications, the “incubator lie,” weapons of mass destruction, and the diesel scandal illustrate the underlying mechanisms. The analysis is framed within the Three-Forces Model (Self, Drive, Ego) developed by Logan, showing how internal psychological dynamics enable the power of external narratives.</span></p>
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spellingShingle Dynamics of Lies III - Narratives of History
Logan, Jack P.
Lie
Narrative
Propaganda
History
Psychology
Three-Force Model
Self
Drive
Ego
Power
Taboo
Repetion
Deception
History Deception
Psychodynamics
Mechanisms
Memory
Cultural Narrative
Collective Belief
Mass Effect
<p><span>This paper examines how individual lies can grow into large-scale narratives that shape entire eras and societies. Building on </span><span>Dynamics of Lies I</span><span> (the mechanics of lying) and </span><span>Dynamics of Lies II</span><span> (the conditions of the receiver), the third part explores how mass, repetition, and taboo transform deception into seemingly unquestionable truths. Historical examples such as the Donation of Constantine, the witch hunts, colonial justifications, the “incubator lie,” weapons of mass destruction, and the diesel scandal illustrate the underlying mechanisms. The analysis is framed within the Three-Forces Model (Self, Drive, Ego) developed by Logan, showing how internal psychological dynamics enable the power of external narratives.</span></p>
title Dynamics of Lies III - Narratives of History
topic Lie
Narrative
Propaganda
History
Psychology
Three-Force Model
Self
Drive
Ego
Power
Taboo
Repetion
Deception
History Deception
Psychodynamics
Mechanisms
Memory
Cultural Narrative
Collective Belief
Mass Effect
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17081507