The one who thinks alone - 9798199375481 - history as propaganda: how power shapes memory, nations, and truth (the one who thinks alone) von comsa, marius (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Who controls the past controls the future. But what happens when history itself becomes a weapon History as Propaganda is a powerful exploration of how empires, governments, ideologies, corporations, media systems, and modern technologies shape collective memory in order to influence nations, identity, and human consciousness itself.From ancient empires to colonialism, from revolutionary movements to the Cold War, from mass media to artificial intelligence, this book examines one of the most important questions of the modern age: Can truth survive in a civilization built on manipulation Blending history, sociology, philosophy, geopolitics, psychology, and media analysis, History as Propaganda reveals how narratives are constructed, how myths are weaponized, how emotional politics fragments society, and how modern digital systems increasingly compete for control over human perception.Inside this book: - How empires rewrote history to justify power - Colonialism and the moral rebranding of domination - The Cold War as a battle of competing realities - Revolutionary movements and ideological mythmaking - The economics behind historical narratives - Digital memory and algorithmic history - Information warfare and emotional manipulation - Deepfakes, AI, and the collapse of authentic evidence - Manufactured outrage and psychological control - The fragmentation of truth in the modern world - The psychological cost of living inside propaganda - How to protect human consciousness in the age of manipulationThis is not merely a book about the past. It is a book about the future of reality itself.Provocative, philosophical, and deeply relevant to the age of artificial intelligence, social media, and information warfare, History as Propaganda challenges readers to rethink everything they believe about memory, truth, freedom, and civilization.Because the greatest battlefield of the twenty-first century may no longer be territory. It may be human consciousness.…