The Crowd (FLTRP Bilingual Reading Library)

Content introduction: "The Crowd" is an important work by Gustave Le Bon. This book describes the collective mentality in an extremely exquisite way and is extremely influential in the field of social psychology. It is also rare in its short length and is a must-read document for researchers of group behavior. This book is not just for psychology researchers. It points out the destructive impact of group behavior on characteristics and society. It is worth reading carefully by every reader who is interested in philosophy, society, and psychology. Editor's recommendation: The important work of Gustave Le Bon, the "founder of group psychology", a must-read document for researchers of group behavior, and an indispensable content in the study of modern ideology. "Cyber ​​violence"? "Campus bullying"? "Star chasing"? You can find the answers to these group phenomena in this book. Le Pen's "Studies in the Psychology of the Masses" (i. E. "The Crowd") is a well-deserved masterpiece. He describes the collective mentality with great delicacy. ——Freud About the author: Gustave Le Bon (1841-1931), a French social psychologist and sociologist, the founder of group psychology, known as the "Machiavelli of group society". Le Pen's thoughts and theories have had a great influence on social psychology, and have also become an indispensable part of modern ideological research.