Art and propaganda in the twentieth century : the political image in theage of mass culture / Toby Clark.

1. Revolution, Reform, and Modernity, 1900-1939. Brecht and the Critical Audience. "Deeds not Words": Women's Propaganda and the Avant-Garde. Murals and National History. Radical Art on the Grand Scale -- 2. Art, Propaganda, and Fascism. Fascism and the Aestheticization of Politics. Fascism and Archaism. Nazism and the Avant-Garde. Fascist Interpretations of the Body -- 3. Propaganda in the Communist State. "Organizing the Psyche of the Masses" The Theory and Practice of Socialist Realism. Emblems of Soviet Heroism -- 4. Propaganda at War. "This Means You": Recruiting Images. Saturation and Censorship. Targeting the Enemy. War on Television. Remembering War: Memorials and Anti-Monuments -- 5. The Art of Protest: From Vietnam to AIDS. The Renewal of Dada. Paris '68. Third Cinema: "The Camera is a Rifle" Feminism(s). Propaganda Against Propaganda. Against Silence and Invisibility.