Psychologie des foules

Le Bon, G. (1895). Psychologie des foules.

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Review or monograph

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1895

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Primes

• Collective Effervescence
  • The ethical line between genuine community events and manipulative engineering is contested and frequently crossed

    This sourceFélix Alcan. English translation: The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind (T. Fisher Unwin, 1896). Founding text of crowd psychology; characterizes crowds as suggestible and capable of being directed by leaders/symbols — invoked for the manufactured-effervescence/exploitation tension (D28-009). Verified. Note: Le Bon frames crowds as irrational/regressive (a view the prime elsewhere explicitly rejects via Reicher), so it grounds the manipulability point but not a constructive account — see flag.

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