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Public Opinion

How People Decide; The Role of News, Propaganda and Manufactured Consent in Modern Democracy and Political Elections

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Walter Lippmann

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180 pages
7 hours of reading

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Walter Lippmann explores the influence of stereotypes, mass media, and political propaganda on individual beliefs in this groundbreaking work. He examines how public opinion is shaped and manipulated, revealing the complexities of perception and the challenges of democratic discourse. Through insightful analysis, Lippmann highlights the disconnect between reality and the public's understanding, urging readers to consider the implications for society and governance.