His theory of social myth argued that the masses could be manipulated by propaganda.
His theory of social myth argued that the masses could be manipulated by propaganda. He had a hatred of social decadence, and eventually hesitantly joined the Action Franais, which sought to establish a traditional moral order. His works include The Socratic Process, an anti-intellectual tract, and in Introduction to the Modern Economy, he analyzed technology and society. In Illusions of Progress, he argued against the idea of inevitable human progress. For 10 points, identify this revolutionary thinker, who argued for the use of spontaneous violence to induce revolution, in his work, Reflections on Violence.
His theory of social myth argued that the masses could be manipulated by propaganda.
Georges {Sorel}