Propaganda

In "Propaganda," Edward Bernays, recognized as the "father of public relations," explores the intricacies of influencing public opinion. Written in 1928, the audiobook discusses how propaganda serves as a vital mechanism for steering thought in democratic societies, employing psychological and sociological insights. While it is hailed for establishing the foundations of modern public relations, Bernays' work also faces scrutiny for its risks of manipulation and control over public perception.