In the work "Public Opinion," written based on a comprehensive analysis of the American press during World War I, Walter Lippmann first articulated the idea that people's perceptions of the surrounding world are formed based on opinions transmitted by the... media. The majority of the population is trapped in stereotypes and lives in a so-called pseudo-environment woven from fragments of information provided by the media. By making this discovery, Lippmann insisted that society must show more critical thinking in its evaluations, and the media must be aware of its responsibility to the citizens. Otherwise, the whole world risks turning into one big illusion.
Author: Уолтер Липпман
Printhouse: AST
Series: Philosophy - Neoclassicism
Age restrictions: 16+
Year of publication: 2025
ISBN: 9785171816179
Number of pages: 416
Size: 210х135х35 mm
Cover type: hard
Weight: 384 g
ID: 1726892
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