Case Studies

ARGUS Case Studies are publication views of analyses performed under the protocol. They are not a new ARGUS mode and they are not a second analysis: publication must not increase the degree of certainty, remove a reservation that conditions interpretation, or turn indeterminacy into a determined conclusion.

When a Case Study is available in several languages, only one analysis is normative. Other language versions are translations and are identified as such.

Edward L. Bernays — Propaganda (1928)

First Case Study published with ARGUS V5.0.0 and wrapper 0.5.0.

• Analysis date: August 25, 2026
• Model: Claude Opus 5 High (opus5-high)
• Normative analysis language: English
• French version: translation of the English analysis, not a second analysis
• Analyzed object: Edward L. Bernays, Propaganda (1928), excluding Mark Crispin Miller’s 2005 introduction
• Source of the analyzed text: Internet Archive

Read the normative English analysis
Read the French translation