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It is not always right for the minority to obey the majority.

This book is the most famous work of the author Gustave Le Bon, and it is also the most influential and influential in the field of social psychology. The author discusses that on the basis of the destruction of traditional social factors and the great changes in the industrial era, the "era of groups" has arrived. The book provides an extremely sophisticated description of the collective mentality and has had a huge impact on people's understanding of the role of collective behavior and thinking on social psychology. The book has novel ideas and vivid language, making it a must-read for researchers of group behavior. Of course, the content in the book must be viewed critically, and one must not just believe it.

Le Bon, the author of the rabble, is not only the founder of the field of modern scientific psychology, but also has made indelible contributions to sociology and other related disciplines. Since the 17th century, Europe has begun to focus on the individual. The relationship between the individual and society, including intuitive encounters, life experiences and subtle character shaping, are all studied in this book. Le Pen pointedly pointed out that under the protection of the public, individuals tend to polarize their thinking and lose their sense of responsibility. It is said that when everyone adds fuel to the flames, the effect of 1+1 may not be equivalent to 2. The many atrocities that have occurred in human history since the 20th century (the Holocaust, world wars) may not be an occasional retrogression in the process of human civilization, but the inevitable consequences of human nature, determined by the popular psychology hidden in the vast sea of ​​people. As Bauman once said, modernity and the Holocaust go hand in hand; this ragtag book is indispensable in order to understand the events of recent history.

From barbarism to civilization, we pursue our dreams all the way. When this dream loses its power, it begins to decline and eventually dies. This is the life cycle of a nation.

If truth cannot keep pace with the times, truth will also become falsehoods.

The most famous work of the author Gustave Le Bon, and also the most influential and influential book in the field of social psychology, is this book "The Crowd". The author discusses that on the basis of the destruction of traditional social factors and the great changes in the industrial era, the "era of groups" has arrived. The book provides an extremely sophisticated description of the collective mentality and has had a huge impact on people's understanding of the role of collective behavior and thinking on social psychology. The book has novel ideas and vivid language, making it a must-read for researchers of group behavior. Of course, the content in the book must be viewed critically, and one must not just believe it.

The first time, I learned some characteristics about the group. There are parts of the article that I agree with, but there are also parts that I think are one-sided. The author seems to be using the same style of speech, asserting, repeating and contagion without any real evidence. Maybe you will have different feelings when you watch it again in the future.

This book gave me a full understanding of groups [Like][Like]

This book is a very classic psychological work, almost every college student has a copy. What he is actually talking about is the irrational psychology and behavior of people in groups. It is easy to read and the truth is obvious, but the mysteries and details are really difficult to control. When we know that the other person or we are a member of the mob, how to improve or change is a question that is really worth thinking about, isn't it?

Cold and penetrating

Group psychology has completely different psychological characteristics from "rational" individuals. Different groups have completely different psychological characteristics. In this book, the author discusses the psychological and emotional characteristics of groups, researching and discussing them in a purely scientific way. In the book, the author makes a ground-breaking research conclusion: Most of the behaviors of groups have an instinctive, unique, and mechanically simple consistency in spirit. After reading this book, you will have in-depth study and thinking about the group unconscious and so on.

I read it in a bit of confusion and haste, but I have gained a deeper understanding of some concepts, and have made more academic progress in my understanding of public behavior. If I have time, I should read it carefully and look for some small papers to assist reading, which may help me understand better.

Good books never tire of listening to a hundred times

Very profound, revealing part of the essence of human nature

Very good, easy to understand translation

It is a very good book with in-depth analysis and explanation of group issues.

Not bad, I learned a lot

Group psychology, learning

Understand some of the psychological characteristics of groups

Introduction: Those who are close to red are red; those who are close to ink are black. Subconscious behavior is always much greater than rationality

After reading it, I seem to have found some answers to many things that I often don't understand in daily life.

This is the most exciting book I have ever read.

The influence and behavior of the group are analyzed thoroughly and the expression is easy to understand. It is worth reading!