Amusing Ourselves to Death - by Neil Postman (Paperback)

Amusing Ourselves to Death is a groundbreaking book that explores the long-term effects of mass media on our world.

Written by Neil Postman in 1985, this book has become more relevant than ever in today's digital age.

With television, the internet, cell phones, and DVDs all vying for our attention, Postman's insights into how these forms of entertainment shape our politics, journalism, education, and religion are essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the media landscape. The book is a powerful indictment of how our culture has become increasingly trivialized and superficial, with serious issues being reduced to sound bites and sensational headlines.

Postman argues that we need to take control of our media and demand that they serve our highest goals, rather than simply entertaining us to death. With quotes from notable figures such as Jonathan Yardley and Victor Navasky, as well as a foreword by Matt Groening, this book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the impact of mass media on our society.

So why wait? Order your copy of Amusing Ourselves to Death today and start thinking critically about the media you consume!