Mass Psychology (Penguin Modern Classics Translated Texts)
Sigmund Freud analyzes the psychological forces that shape group behavior, collective identity, and the influence of crowds on individual minds.
About This Book
Mass Psychology examines the psychological mechanisms underlying group behavior and collective identity.
The work draws on Freud's theories to analyze how individuals are influenced by crowds and social structures.
Readers encounter foundational ideas about leadership, suggestion, and the unconscious mind in social contexts.
This edition presents the classic text in a modern translation suitable for contemporary study.
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