Name/Title
Why We Behave Like Inhuman BeingsEntry/Object ID
1995.01.01Tags
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Argues that modern human behavior can only be understood and effectively guided when you understand that people are driven largely by unconscious desires and group instincts rather than rational deliberation. Discusses manipulating public opinion, molding attitudes, and "engineering consent."Context
Recognizing an "inhuman," herd-like behavior is essential to managing it responsibly.Acquisition
Accession
1995.01Source or Donor
Edward Louis BernaysAcquisition Method
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Author
Edward Louis BernaysPublisher
Book of the Month Club, Inc,Date Published
1949Notes
Pages: 128General Notes
Note
Includes article by Edward L. Bernays, "Why We Behave Like Inhuman Beings"Note Type
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December 11, 2019Update Date
July 29, 2026