Delve into the influential and thought-provoking world of political science and media studies with the seminal work, Public Opinion. Originally published in 1922, this book is a compelling exploration of how public opinion is formed and manipulated. The text highlights the complex relationship between governing bodies, the press, and the public, and offers a profound commentary on democratic society.
Renowned for its pioneering insights, Public Opinion dissects the role of media as both informers and influencers, establishing a framework that remains relevant even in today's digital age. Its analytical approach provides readers with a deep understanding of the mechanisms through which public opinion is shaped and the potential biases that influence this process. Whether a student of political science, media studies, or a general reader interested in the intersections of communication and democracy, this timeless piece of literature is an essential addition to any bookshelf.
This paperback edition ensures that Walter Lippmann's classic insights maintain their accessibility and continue to inspire discussions around liberty, information control, and the power dynamics at play within societal narratives. Whether you're revisiting this masterpiece or discovering it for the first time, Public Opinion promises a rich and engaging reading experience.