"Decryption of Popular Psychology" (a set of 6 volumes in total) includes: "The Crowd", "Public Rebellion", "Psychological Talks", "Subconscious Mind and Spiritual Growth", "Seeing Your Psychological Type Clearly" and "Psychological Advantage Training".
Reader comments
He emphasized that groups are unconscious, but it is precisely this unconsciousness that makes them powerful. "There is no doubt that crowds are always unconscious, but this unconsciousness is probably one of the secrets of their power. In nature, the incredible complexity of some of the behaviors achieved by those beings completely governed by instinct has always amazed people. Reason is only a relatively late human attribute, and it is too imperfect to reveal to us the laws of the unconscious. It needs to be more perfect if it is to achieve its due status."
French social psychologist Le Pen is an important figure in the study of popular psychology. This set of books brings together Le Bon's important research on mass psychology and is a rare masterpiece for understanding this field of research. Each of the six books has its own focus, ranging from theory to experience to application, and is enough to satisfy the reading interests of different readers. In particular, the most well-known "The Crowd" is Le Pen's psychological reflection on the French Revolution - why normally polite French people can commit various violent crimes after becoming a member of a group. Of course, after Le Pen's death, residents of civilized societies committed multiple massacres on a large scale. Tens of millions of people were massacred in Europe, Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America and other places. Hannah Arendt and Zygmunt Bauman both reflected deeply on this issue. From this point of view, Le Pen's thinking is still relatively simple, but his influence is very far-reaching.
This book provides a comprehensive introduction to some of the characteristics of groups. He emphasized that groups are unconscious, but it is precisely this unconsciousness that makes them powerful. "There is no doubt that crowds are always unconscious, but this unconsciousness is probably one of the secrets of their power. In nature, the incredible complexity of some of the behaviors achieved by those beings completely governed by instinct has always amazed people. Reason is only a relatively late human attribute, and it is too imperfect to reveal to us the laws of the unconscious. It needs to be more perfect if it is to achieve its due status."
This book is a bit esoteric for me. I can't understand the author's intention in one go, but I need to read it several times to understand what the author wants to express. Many descriptions in the book directly reveal the changes that the mysterious factor of group brings to individuals. The "Decryption of Popular Psychology" set contains 6 volumes in total. This work is devoted to describing the typical characteristics of a group. These six volumes are respectively "The Crowd", "The Rebellion of the Masses", "Psychological Talk", "Subconscious Mind and Spiritual Growth", "Seeing Your Psychological Type Clearly" and "Psychological Strengths Training".
This book is a bit esoteric for me. I can't understand the author's intention in one go, but I need to read it several times to understand what the author wants to express. Many descriptions in the book directly reveal the changes that the mysterious factor of group brings to individuals. The "Decryption of Popular Psychology" set contains 6 volumes in total. This work is devoted to describing the typical characteristics of a group. These six volumes are respectively "The Crowd", "The Rebellion of the Masses", "Psychological Talk", "Subconscious Mind and Spiritual Growth", "Seeing Your Psychological Type Clearly" and "Psychological Strengths Training".
French social psychologist Le Pen is an important figure in the study of popular psychology. This set of books brings together Le Bon's important research on mass psychology and is a rare masterpiece for understanding this field of research. Each of the six books has its own focus, ranging from theory to experience to application, and is enough to satisfy the reading interests of different readers. In particular, the most well-known "The Crowd" is Le Pen's psychological reflection on the French Revolution - why normally polite French people can commit various violent crimes after becoming a member of a group. Of course, after Le Pen's death, residents of civilized societies committed multiple massacres on a large scale. Tens of millions of people were massacred in Europe, Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America and other places. Hannah Arendt and Zygmunt Bauman both reflected deeply on this issue. From this point of view, Le Pen's thinking is still relatively simple, but his influence is very far-reaching.
Especially the volume "The Crowd", the book's analysis of the characters' personalities and experiences is very thorough, allowing me to understand the reasons behind group behavior. This not only helps me in my daily life, but also helps me better understand how to get along with each other when I am in love. In short, I think this is a valuable book and recommend it to everyone!
This is a comprehensive guide to psychology. The author helps readers understand the psychological mechanisms behind human thinking and behavior by interpreting psychological theories and research results. The theoretical elaboration and case analysis in this book are remarkable. The author helps readers understand the psychological processes in emotion, cognition, personality and other aspects by explaining the basic principles and important concepts of psychology. At the same time, through rich cases and practical applications, readers can apply psychological knowledge to daily life and improve self-awareness and interpersonal relationships.
After reading it briefly, I actually didn't understand many of it and it felt a bit profound. Maybe I can read it a few more times if I have the chance!
He emphasized that groups are unconscious, but it is precisely this unconsciousness that makes them powerful. "There is no doubt that crowds are always unconscious, but this unconsciousness is probably one of the secrets of their power. In nature, the incredible complexity of some of the behaviors achieved by those beings completely governed by instinct has always amazed people. Reason is only a relatively late human attribute, and it is too imperfect to reveal to us the laws of the unconscious. It needs to be more perfect if it is to achieve its due status."
French social psychologist Le Pen is an important figure in the study of popular psychology. This set of books brings together Le Bon's important research on mass psychology and is a rare masterpiece for understanding this field of research. Each of the six books has its own focus, ranging from theory to experience to application, and is enough to satisfy the reading interests of different readers. In particular, the most well-known "The Crowd" is Le Pen's psychological reflection on the French Revolution - why normally polite French people can commit various violent crimes after becoming a member of a group. Of course, after Le Pen's death, residents of civilized societies committed multiple massacres on a large scale. Tens of millions of people were massacred in Europe, Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America and other places. Hannah Arendt and Zygmunt Bauman both reflected deeply on this issue. From this point of view, Le Pen's thinking is still relatively simple, but his influence is very far-reaching.
This book provides a comprehensive introduction to some of the characteristics of groups. He emphasized that groups are unconscious, but it is precisely this unconsciousness that makes them powerful. "There is no doubt that crowds are always unconscious, but this unconsciousness is probably one of the secrets of their power. In nature, the incredible complexity of some of the behaviors achieved by those beings completely governed by instinct has always amazed people. Reason is only a relatively late human attribute, and it is too imperfect to reveal to us the laws of the unconscious. It needs to be more perfect if it is to achieve its due status."
This book is a bit esoteric for me. I can't understand the author's intention in one go, but I need to read it several times to understand what the author wants to express. Many descriptions in the book directly reveal the changes that the mysterious factor of group brings to individuals. The "Decryption of Popular Psychology" set contains 6 volumes in total. This work is devoted to describing the typical characteristics of a group. These six volumes are respectively "The Crowd", "The Rebellion of the Masses", "Psychological Talk", "Subconscious Mind and Spiritual Growth", "Seeing Your Psychological Type Clearly" and "Psychological Strengths Training".
This book is a bit esoteric for me. I can't understand the author's intention in one go, but I need to read it several times to understand what the author wants to express. Many descriptions in the book directly reveal the changes that the mysterious factor of group brings to individuals. The "Decryption of Popular Psychology" set contains 6 volumes in total. This work is devoted to describing the typical characteristics of a group. These six volumes are respectively "The Crowd", "The Rebellion of the Masses", "Psychological Talk", "Subconscious Mind and Spiritual Growth", "Seeing Your Psychological Type Clearly" and "Psychological Strengths Training".
French social psychologist Le Pen is an important figure in the study of popular psychology. This set of books brings together Le Bon's important research on mass psychology and is a rare masterpiece for understanding this field of research. Each of the six books has its own focus, ranging from theory to experience to application, and is enough to satisfy the reading interests of different readers. In particular, the most well-known "The Crowd" is Le Pen's psychological reflection on the French Revolution - why normally polite French people can commit various violent crimes after becoming a member of a group. Of course, after Le Pen's death, residents of civilized societies committed multiple massacres on a large scale. Tens of millions of people were massacred in Europe, Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America and other places. Hannah Arendt and Zygmunt Bauman both reflected deeply on this issue. From this point of view, Le Pen's thinking is still relatively simple, but his influence is very far-reaching.
Especially the volume "The Crowd", the book's analysis of the characters' personalities and experiences is very thorough, allowing me to understand the reasons behind group behavior. This not only helps me in my daily life, but also helps me better understand how to get along with each other when I am in love. In short, I think this is a valuable book and recommend it to everyone!
This is a comprehensive guide to psychology. The author helps readers understand the psychological mechanisms behind human thinking and behavior by interpreting psychological theories and research results. The theoretical elaboration and case analysis in this book are remarkable. The author helps readers understand the psychological processes in emotion, cognition, personality and other aspects by explaining the basic principles and important concepts of psychology. At the same time, through rich cases and practical applications, readers can apply psychological knowledge to daily life and improve self-awareness and interpersonal relationships.
After reading it briefly, I actually didn't understand many of it and it felt a bit profound. Maybe I can read it a few more times if I have the chance!