The Use And Misuse Of Books (1896)

Examining the dual nature of books, Frederic Harrison highlights their significance in education and personal growth while warning of the risks of over-reliance on them for knowledge. He delves into their influence on politics, religion, and social issues, discussing how they can be tools for both enlightenment and manipulation. This analysis offers a critical perspective on the power of literature in society, making it a thought-provoking read that remains pertinent in contemporary discussions about information and its impact.