The Psychology of Revolution

Exploring the psychological forces behind societal revolutions, Gustave Le Bon delves into the collective psychology that drives transformative movements. By analyzing historical case studies, particularly the French Revolution, he reveals the mechanisms that influence revolutionary fervor and leadership traits. As a pioneer in social psychology, Le Bon's insights into crowd behavior provide a timeless framework for understanding societal change. This work is essential for scholars in psychology, sociology, history, and political science, offering deep insights into the nature of revolutions.