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The father of spin
Edward L. Bernays & the birth of public relations
Book • 1998
In 'The Father of Spin', Larry Tye presents a comprehensive biography of Edward L. Bernays, one of the first and most influential practitioners of public relations.
Drawing on interviews and Bernays's private papers, Tye examines how Bernays used psychological insights, often borrowed from his uncle Sigmund Freud, to mold public opinion and shape consumer behavior.
The book delves into Bernays's significant contributions to the field, which have had lasting impacts on both political discourse and commercial marketing.
Drawing on interviews and Bernays's private papers, Tye examines how Bernays used psychological insights, often borrowed from his uncle Sigmund Freud, to mold public opinion and shape consumer behavior.
The book delves into Bernays's significant contributions to the field, which have had lasting impacts on both political discourse and commercial marketing.
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as a book about Edward Bernays, the founder of public relations.


David Senra

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Sam Zemurray (The Fish That Ate the Whale)
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in the context of Edward Bernays' book and media manipulation.


David Senra

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#258: Jay Gould (Dark Genius of Wall Street)
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in relation to Edward Bernays and his role in shaping public relations.


David Senra

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#255 Sam Zemurray (Banana King)
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as the source for the podcast episode, detailing the life and work of Edward Bernays.


David Senra

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#256 Edward L. Bernays (Public Relations, Advertising, & Persuasion)
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, referring to journalist Larry Tye’s work on Edward Bernays.

Christopher Kimball

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Busting Pizza’s Biggest Myths with Nathan Myhrvold
Mentioned by Mike Pesca, who claims to have interviewed the author, Larry Tye.

Sadie Dingfelder on "Hair, Feathers, and the Theater of Disgust."
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as a fine book if you want to learn more about Edward Bernays.

Robert Evans

Part Two: Edward Bernays: The Founding Father of Lies



