Psychology of Peoples and Masses

The Psychology of Peoples and Masses "by Gustave Lebon is an important work in the field of social psychology, written at the beginning of the 20th century. Lebon considers the influence of the masses on individuals and, conversely, explores how individual psychologies shape social movements and events.

The book is divided into several key topics:

- Mass psychology: How and why individuals behave differently in mass situations compared to individual behavior.

- Characteristics of the masses: Features of thinking and behavior of large groups of people, including their susceptibility to suggestion and emotional excitement.

- Historical examples: Lebon illustrates his theories based on historical events and social phenomena.

The piece helps to understand how mass moods and behavioral tendencies affect social processes, and provides valuable insights into the psychological underpinnings of social change and movement.

- By Gustave Lebon

- Genre: Social psychology

- Format: Audiobook

- Sound time: Depends on the specific version

- Features: In-depth analysis of psychological mechanisms of mass behavior, historical examples, fundamental work in social psychology.

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