The Secret History And Strange Future Of Charisma
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How our culture, politics and technology became infused with a mysterious social phenomenon that everyone can feel but nobody can explain.
The Secret History And Strange Future Of Charisma How our culture, politics and technology became infused with a mysterious social phenomenon that everyone can feel but nobody can explain. Refael Idan Suissa for Noema Magazine Credits Joe Zadeh is a contributing writer for Noema based in Newcastle. In 1929, one of Germany’s national newspapers ran a picture story featuring globally influential people who, the headline proclaimed, “have become legends.” It included the former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, the Russian revolutionary Vladimir Lenin and India’s anti-colonialist leader Mahatma Gand
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