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Lippmann 1922

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Walter Lippmann was a social commentator who wrote a book in 1922 called "Public Opinion"; where he talked about how we see the world like pictures in our head instead of how it really is. He also said that these "pictures" where shaped by the mass media. Early Mass Communication scholars drew heavily on his book and beliefs when they created the Powerful Effects Theory.

Public Opinion: The Original 1922 Edition: Lippmann, Walter: 9781947844568: Amazon.com: Books

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Walter Lippmann 1922

Public Opinion by Walter Lippmann is a seminal work exploring the complexities of mass perception and its impact on democracy. Written in 1922, Lippmann delves into the challenges of informed decision making in a rapidly changing world, offering profound insights that remain relevant in understanding the dynamics of public discourse and governance. Author: Walter LippmannPublisher: Natal Publishing, LLCPublication Date: Jan 22, 2024Number of Pages: 272 pagesBinding: Paperback or SoftbackISBN-10: NAISBN-13: 9798869134097

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