Language in Uniform: A Reader on Propaganda

This paperback edition of "Language in Uniform: A Reader on Propaganda" shows signs of wear, particularly along the edges and spine, consistent with its age. The cover is intact but has minor scuffing and edge wear. The pages are clean, with no inscriptions or library markings, and the binding remains secure. Overall, the book is in good condition for its vintage status.

"Language in Uniform: A Reader on Propaganda," edited by Nick Aaron Ford, offers a comprehensive exploration of the mechanisms and effects of propaganda. Published by The Odyssey Press, Inc. in New York in 1967, this first edition provides a scholarly compilation of essays and analyses from notable figures such as Walter Lippmann and Sidney Hook. Ford, a respected academic at Morgan State College, curates contributions that dissect the nature, media, and societal impact of propaganda, making it a significant resource for students and scholars of communication and media studies. This edition is particularly valuable for its historical context and insightful perspectives from mid-20th century thinkers. The book is in paperback format, as indicated by the cover image, which contradicts the metadata suggesting a hardcover. This rare edition is a must-have for collectors interested in media analysis and historical communication studies. The condition of the book appears to be good, with some visible wear on the cover edges.