Name/Title
Edward L. Bernays: The Science of BallyhooEntry/Object ID
1995.01.151Description
An article written about Edward L. Bernays and career as a public relations counsel.Context
John T. Flynn was an American journalist, known primarily for his opposition against Franklin D. Roosevelt and America's involvement in World War II. Flynn described Edward Bernays' field as the "psychology of the crowd" and highlights Bernays' insistence that a business has a right to establish confidence in itself by revealing to the public the high character and intelligence of its leaders.Acquisition
Accession
1995.01Source or Donor
Edward Louis BernaysAcquisition Method
BequestSource (if not Accessioned)
Edward Louis BernaysNotes
Date Acquired: May, 1995Publication Details
Publication Type
ArticleAuthor
John T. FlynnPublisher
The Atlantic MonthlyPlace Published
City
New York CityState/Province
New YorkCountry
United StatesContinent
North AmericaDate Published
May 1932Notes
Pages: 9Location
* Untyped Location
Inbox of Edward BernaysGeneral Notes
Note
Reprint, original, as found in Bernays's InboxCreated By
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February 11, 2020Updated By
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August 8, 2025