Yellow Journalism and the Spanish-American War Propaganda Machine
An analysis of the Pulitzer-Hearst rivalry and its role in manufacturing public consent through manufactured atrocities.
This study examines how the circulation wars of the 1890s established a blueprint for media-driven conflict initiation.
It identifies how the conditioning of the reading public relied on the systematic fabrication of reality to secure market dominance, a quintessential manifestation of Liar's-Heir-Syndrome dynamics where the 'heir' (the publisher) inherits the structural power of the lie.
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