"The Crowd: Mass Psychology in the Age of Groups" is the foundation work of group psychology.
"The Crowd: Popular Psychology in the Age of Groups" is a hardcover illustrated collection, including a large number of wonderful works by Daumier, the master of realist caricature!
"The Crowd: Mass Psychology in the Age of Groups" provides an in-depth analysis of the characteristics and causes of groups, and provides an in-depth look at social obedience and excessive obedience, mass rebellion, popular culture, the self dominated by others, mass movements, people's self-alienation, the process of bureaucracy, and the role of the unconscious in social behavior.
"The Crowd: Mass Psychology in the Age of Groups" has been praised and praised by Freud, Roosevelt, De Gaulle, Churchill, Liang Qichao, Liang Qixun, Zhou Zuoren and others. Although the language is pungent and the viewpoint is unique, we can still feel genius-like insights from it, which allows us to better understand historical and current social phenomena and events from a psychological perspective, and helps us see through power, consumption and relationships in the era of Internet transformation.
Reader comments
Human beings are always complex organisms with individual thoughts and emotions. National conditions and races have very different thoughts and cognitions. You can learn from the examples in books and some are worth pondering!
This book is really interesting! It analyzed the characteristics and causes of groups and gave me a deeper understanding of social phenomena and events. As the book says, the power of groups cannot be underestimated, but sometimes it can also bring some negative effects. This reminds me of the crowd in "1984", who are also brainwashed and controlled to some extent. However, this book also made me understand more about the importance of independent thinking and not being easily swayed by the emotions of the group. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!
Human beings are always complex organisms with individual thoughts and emotions. National conditions and races have very different thoughts and cognitions. You can learn from the examples in books and some are worth pondering!
This book is really interesting! It analyzed the characteristics and causes of groups and gave me a deeper understanding of social phenomena and events. As the book says, the power of groups cannot be underestimated, but sometimes it can also bring some negative effects. This reminds me of the crowd in "1984", who are also brainwashed and controlled to some extent. However, this book also made me understand more about the importance of independent thinking and not being easily swayed by the emotions of the group. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!
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