Book Description | There is a science that uses the terminology of psychology in another way, it is social psychology, and it has become one of the most important human sciences. And (Gustave Le Bon) is the first to speak about this science in his book that we have; The book has become an important reference for understanding the psychology of the masses, the way they think, and the ways in which they are influenced and act upon. We do not exaggerate when we say that the book is a reference guide used by rulers and leaders of mass movements to understand the psychology of the masses and direct them towards the goal desired by the leader, and the best example of this is the large masses employed by (Hitler) in World War II. Indeed, Le Bon himself has become a destination and a shrine for world leaders, who go to him and discuss with him the content of his book. Although nearly 150 years have passed since the book was written, it still maintains its momentum and presence among intellectuals. The writer provides clear answers to many questions raised about mass gatherings, such as: How do the masses get irritated? How are revolutionary groups formed in the first place? What fuses the masses towards one goal? Is it certain beliefs or religion mainly? What is the role of the leader or leader in the revolutions? More seriously, are the masses sane, conscious by nature and democratic, or agitated and rebellious? |