The Psychology of Revolution

Focusing on the psychological underpinnings of revolutions, Gustave Le Bon explores how collective behavior and social dynamics influence mass movements. He analyzes the mindset of crowds, the role of leaders, and the emotional drivers that lead to societal upheaval. By examining historical events, Le Bon sheds light on the patterns and motivations behind revolutionary fervor, making this work a foundational text in understanding social psychology and its impact on political change.