War, What is it Good For?
In the statement made by Richard Henry Tawney, on page 216 in The Dream of Civilized Warfare , relates to the reader sentiments of how propaganda during World War One was reacted to by the public, or it could be read as the government's position not allowing the public accurate information to make their own conclusions. However more powerful to the indictment of the public is his notion that propaganda did not wipe out all modes of thought; it simply controlled and encouraged the dominant ideas that the bureaucratic leaders fed the public via propaganda. He fel…
