Gustave Le Bon ve Kitleler Psikolojisi by Okan Bayındır

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Gustave Le Bon, Rhetoric as Mass Contagion, and 19th Century Rhetoric by Shawn D. Ramsey

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PSIHOLOGIA MASELOR: DE LA GUSTAVE LE BON LA SERGE MOSCOVICI by USM ADMIN

“… After more than one hundred years after the publication of Gustave le Bon's “Crowd Psychology” (1895) the role of masses on the stage of history remains equally significant and this underlines the determining influence of psychosocial factors in understanding of the political phenomena. …”
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The age of the crowd: A vision of modern civilization by Milivojević Snežana

Subjects: “…Gustave le Bon…”
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AS VOLTAS QUE O MUNDO DÁ: Brasil, Estados Unidos, Turquia, França, Alemanha... nas primeiras décadas do século XX by Mirian Jorge Warde

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La ‘Era de las Masas’ y la reacción y defensa conservadora al advenimiento de las clases trabajadoras a la vida económico-social y política: Gustave Le Bon (II) by José Luis Monereo Pérez

“… Gustave Le Bon (1841-1931) es una de esas personalidades polifacéticas y difíciles de encasillar que proliferaron a finales del siglo XIX y entre los dos siglos. …”
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La ‘Era de las masas’ y la reacción y defensa conservadora al advenimiento de las clases trabajadoras a la vida económico-social y política: Gustave Le Bon (I) by José Luis Monereo Pérez

“…Gustave Le Bon (1841-1931) es una de esas personalidades polifacéticas y difíciles de encasillar que proliferaron a finales del siglo XIX y entre los dos siglos. …”
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Unmaking and remaking urban crowds by Marco Cremaschi

“…For a long time, urban planners and their views on the city have been affected by the dominant negative imagery propounded by conservative thinkers such as Gustave Le Bon (1895): the crowd was stigmatised as politically dangerous, dirty, and disorganised…”
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La folla criminale e la responsabilità individuale/La foule criminelle et la responsabilité personnelle/Criminal crowd and personal responsibility by Carlo Maria Zampi

“…Therefore, authors such as Gustave Le Bon and Scipio Sighele formed the hypothesis of the emergence of a “soul of the crowd”, overlapping individual will and which human beings’ primitive and aggressive impulses are based on. …”
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From mass psychology to media studies: Interview with Jaap van Ginneken on his Kurt Baschwitz biography by Geert Lovink

“…In this interview with Jaap van Ginneken we are looking at the (dis)appearance of ‘mass psychology’: a small and short-lived discipline shaped by figures such as Gustave Le Bon, Gabriel Tarde, and Sigmund Freud. For most of his life, Dutch academic van Ginneken has both utilised mass psychology’s methods and written its history. …”
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A psicologia social nos tempos de S. Freud by Mello Neto Gustavo Adolfo Ramos

“…São referidos textos de Wilfred Trotter, William MacDougall, Gustave Le Bon e Gabriel Tarde. Alude-se também a Durkheim, autor não citado por Freud, mas cuja referência permite contrastar uma visão psicologizante do fenômeno social, que é a de Freud e dos autores que ele cita, com um aporte em que o social é visto como independente do psicológico.…”
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A psicologia social nos tempos de S. Freud by Gustavo Adolfo Ramos Mello Neto

“…São referidos textos de Wilfred Trotter, William MacDougall, Gustave Le Bon e Gabriel Tarde. Alude-se também a Durkheim, autor não citado por Freud, mas cuja referência permite contrastar uma visão psicologizante do fenômeno social, que é a de Freud e dos autores que ele cita, com um aporte em que o social é visto como independente do psicológico.…”
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A psychohistorical analysis. Gulag and the Romanian Revolution of 1989 by Dumitru-Cătălin Rogojanu

“…In 1989, the soul of the crowd (Gustave Le Bon) broke loose after a long period of obedience and humiliation in communist prisons, but also in the huge camp: Romania.…”
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La Foule. Réflexions autour d’une abstraction by Vincent Rubio

“…This assertion is not as banal as it may appear. Gustave Le Bon’s Psychology of Crowds appears as a typical ‘miniature’ not only of crowd psychology as well as a whole body of works which foreran the emergence of that particular discipline in the last decade of the 19th Century, but also ultimately of whatever could be qualified as ‘crowd theory.’ …”
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Ukrainian Religious Missionary Mission in its Research Interpretations by Vitaliy Volodymyrovych Shevchenko

“…To put it another way, for centuries and still largely, despite the loss of the world of theocentricity as a determining factor in civilizational development, religious imperatives acted and acted as the axis of history, one of the fundamental principles with which humanity binds the past and now comprehends the future. "Every nation," Gustave LeBon notes in his work, "Psychology of Nations and Masses," has a mental structure as stable as its anatomical features, and it is from him that his feelings, his thoughts, his institutions, his beliefs and his art »…”
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Media studies, Le Bon’s psychology of crowds, and qualitative-normative research on propaganda, 1880–2020 by Malmberg Tarmo

“…This is why the work of Gustave Le Bon (1841–1931) acquired new actuality. In Psychology of Crowds, first published in 1895, Le Bon suggested an explanation for why some people resort to propaganda and why others believe in it. …”
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After the Great War: Nationalism, Degenerationism and Mass Psychology by Juan García-García

“…On this occasion, the author focuses on two currents or schools that contributed decisively to the new view of nationalism after the Great War: first, degenerationist medicine and psychiatry, highly accepted in the European social and political debate since the late 19th century; second, and no less penetrating, the crowd or mass psychology of Taine, Tarde, Sighele, and, above all, Gustave Le Bon. After the Great War, as we shall see, nationalism was often represented as a form of degeneration, or a barbarous and cruel regression to a prior stage of development, embodied by the masses. …”
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Between Destructiveness and Vitalism: Simmel’s Sociology of Crowds by Christian Borch

“…The following parts are based on less familiar material, not least Simmel’s book reviews of Gustave Le Bon, Scipio Sighele, and Gabriel Tarde. Thus, the second part of the article analyzes Simmel’s discussions of Tarde and Le Bon. …”
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The Oriental Rebel in Western History by Govand Khalid Azeez

“…I argue that this system of thought is built through dispersed and heterogeneous but power-laden statements from Aymeric and Comte de Volney to Napoleon Bonaparte, Ernest Renan, Gustave Le Bon, and Thomas Friedman.…”
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De la folla delinquente à la follacultura : Scipio Sighele et Pasquale Rossi prophètes italiens de la modernité au tournant du siècle by Olivier Bosc

“…Les précurseurs italiens de Gustave Le Bon et de sa Psychologie des foules ont pour noms C. …”
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