The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind

This classic delves into the power of crowds and their impact on society. I'm curious about its relevance to contemporary protests and online mobs.

Some parts felt like he was painting crowds as almost mindless, but others argue there's nuance. What was the most compelling or questionable point for others?

This focus gives the book a specific lens on social influence. I wonder if Le Bon was motivated by particular historical events or personal beliefs.