"The Crowd" is a book that studies group psychology. This book describes in detail the general characteristics of group psychology and analyzes people's psychological, moral, and behavioral characteristics in a group state. It explains why groups often exhibit the characteristics of "blindness", "impulsivity", "fanaticism" and "gullibility", and how those in power use these characteristics of the group to establish and consolidate their own rule.
Reader comments
This book reminded me of the confusion and helplessness I once felt among the crowd. It profoundly analyzed group psychology and made me understand why people easily lose themselves in groups. As the book says, "Individuals in a group are sand within the sand, and the wind can stir them up at will." This book not only gave me a deeper understanding of human nature, but also strengthened my determination to find my true self. #Rabble#crowdpsychology
It's hard to imagine that this is a book written more than 100 years ago. Many of the ideas in it are still very advanced today.
This book reminded me of the confusion and helplessness I once felt among the crowd. It profoundly analyzed group psychology and made me understand why people easily lose themselves in groups. As the book says, "Individuals in a group are sand within the sand, and the wind can stir them up at will." This book not only gave me a deeper understanding of human nature, but also strengthened my determination to find my true self. #Rabble#crowdpsychology
It's hard to imagine that this is a book written more than 100 years ago. Many of the ideas in it are still very advanced today.