"Crowds" delves into the fascinating and often unsettling world of collective human behavior. Exploring the dynamics of crowds, this work examines how individuals within a large group can behave differently than they would on their own. It provides insights into the psychological mechanisms behind mass movements, riots, and other forms of collective action.

Offering a timeless analysis of social and political phenomena, "Crowds" remains relevant for understanding contemporary social dynamics and the power of collective identity. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in sociology, psychology, and the forces that shape human society.

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