Propaganda

Propaganda

by Jacques Ellul

Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group · 1973 · 352 pages

Jacques Ellul's groundbreaking analysis dissects how pervasive propaganda shapes modern thought and undermines democratic societies. He meticulously categorizes its insidious mechanisms, revealing how it infiltrates every aspect of life, not just through overt manipulation but through subtle societal conditioning. This essential read offers a profound understanding of the forces that mold our perceptions, particularly for those concerned with the health of public discourse and individual autonomy.

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