The psychology of social movements
"Within the past twenty-five years we have seen millions of people swept into mass movements, leaving among their unhappy victims kings and emperors, religious and educational institutions, political and economic systems. Although no great wave or revolt has recently engulfed our American cultu...
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New York, London,
J. Wiley & Sons; Chapman & Hall,
1941.
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1. Basic concepts: ch. 1. The individual's mental context
- ch. 2. Motivation in social life
- ch. 3. The individual's pursuit of meaning
- pt. 2. Social movements: ch. 4. The lynching mob
- ch. 5. The kingdom of father divine
- ch. 6. The Oxford Group
- ch. 7. The Townsend Plan
- ch. 8. The Nazi Party
- ch. 9. The Nazi Party (continued).