by Gustave Le Bon · tapa dura · ISBN 9783868200263
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«Psychologie der Massen» is Gustave Le Bon's essay on crowd psychology, published by Nikol Verlagsges.mbH in hardback (203 pages, in German).
Foundational work on crowd psychology. Le Bon explains how the individual, within a crowd, loses part of their autonomy and becomes dominated by suggestion, imitation, and emotional contagion. It examines collective mentality, the role of leaders, and the ease with which crowds can be manipulated.
Originally published in 1895 as «Psychologie des foules»; the present edition, in Rudolf Eisler's translation, appeared in 2009.
For readers of social psychology, sociology, or political philosophy; a classic work that influenced Sigmund Freud and twentieth-century propaganda.
