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Edward Bernays

Propaganda

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A recently edited and revamped reproduction of a 1928 classic, Propaganda, by Edward Bernays. The book discusses how a few chosen people control the minds of millions of people all over the world, using tried-and-true methods of manipulation and control.
PropagandaLeadershipPolitical ScienceAdvertising & PromotionBusiness
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127 printed pages
Original publication
2020
Publication year
2020

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  • Alexander Revinskyshared an impression9 years ago
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    The book clearly propagandize ideas of propaganda, I have bought it.

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      • MWENYA IIhas quoted2 days ago
        The extent to which propaganda shapes the progress of affairs about us may surprise even well informed persons. Nevertheless, it is only necessary to look under the surface of the newspaper for a hint as to propaganda’s authority over public opinion
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        • MWENYA IIhas quoted2 days ago
          ‘Propaganda’ in its proper meaning is a perfectly wholesome word, of honest parentage, and with an honorable history. The fact that it should to- day be carrying a sinister meaning merely shows how much of the child remains in the average adult.
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          • MWENYA IIhas quoted2 days ago
            Propaganda becomes vicious and reprehensive only when its authors consciously and deliberately disseminate what they know to be lies, or when they aim at effects which they know to be prejudicial to the common good.
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