21. Gustave Le Bon Gustave Le Bon. Life 18411931. TitLes. The Crowd - A Study of the Popular Mind.The Psychology of Revolution Reis in Nepal - De Aarde en haar volken, http://manybooks.net/authors/bongusta.html

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Famous Quotes By: Le Bon, Gustave 1841-1931 French Author Crowds are somewhat like the sphinx of ancient fable: It is necessary to arrive at a solution of the problems offered by their psychology or to resign ourselves to being devoured by them. Le Bon, Gustave Crowds

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Gustave Le Bon, parcours d'un intellectuel 1841-1931 , CNRS, Paris, 2000. Gustave Le Bon (1841-1931) Psychologie des foules La folla delinquente (1891) y La copia criminale Recursos en la red Textos

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Gustave Le Bon aus Wikiquote, der freien Wissensdatenbank bearbeiten Gustave Le Bon franz¶sischer Psychologe bearbeiten œberpr¼ft "Dem Menschen einen Glauben schenken, heiŸt, seine Kraft verzehnfachen." - Psychologie der Massen "Der unumst¶Ÿliche Beweis kann von einem gebildeten Zuh¶rer angenommen worden sein, aber das Unbewusste in ihm wird ihn schnell zu seinen urspr¼nglichen Anschauungen zur¼ckf¼hren." - Psychologie der Massen "Die groŸen F¼hrer aller Zeiten, die der Revolution haupts¤chlich, waren sehr beschr¤nkt und haben deshalb den gr¶Ÿten Einfluss ausge¼bt." - Psychologie der Massen "Die legend¤ren Helden , nicht die wirklichen Helden haben Eindruck auf die Massen gemacht." - Psychologie der Massen "Die Menge wird sich immer denen zuwenden, die ihr von absoluten Wahrheiten erz¤hlen, und wird die anderen verachten." - Psychologie der Massen "Die von einer Generation gesammelten Erfahrungen sind im Allgemeinen f¼r die folgende nutzlos, darum hat es keinen Zweck, geschichtliche Beweise als Ereignisse anzuf¼hren." - Psychologie der Massen "In einem kleinen Vorrat an Redewendungen und Gemeinpl¤tzen, die wir in der

28. Science Tribune (b) Le Bon, Gustave (18411931). French physician (head of military ambulancedivision), sociologist and scientist still known in erudite circLes for his http://www.tribunes.com/tribune/art96/ojas2.htm

Science Tribune - Article - December 1996 http://www.tribunes.com/tribune/art96/ojas2.htm Did Becquerel discover radioactivity ? Tiiu Ojasoo E-mail : ojasoo@tribunes.com 1996 is - we are told - the centenary year of the discovery of radioactivity by the French Nobel prize-winner, Henri Becquerel (a) , and there have been exhibitions, conferences, and articles to honour his memory and achievements. (For more information) has hinted that the inventors of chromatography, who also received the Nobel prize, may have had two less well-known forerunners. They are Tsvett, whose contribution to the beginnings of chromatography at the turn of this century has been acknowledged by historians in the field, and, 50 years earlier, in 1861, a certain who performed an enormous amount of work developing and using chromatography but whose efforts were hardly noticed. Science, it seems, may be perpetual re-discovery ! How Becquerel discovered radioactivity Becquerel's fame originates in two presentations he made in February and March of 1896 before the French National Academy of Sciences. He reported that a uranium salt which had been exposed to sunlight and placed on a photographic plate wrapped in dark paper had blackened the plate. Wishing to repeat the experiment, but the weather in Paris being too cloudy, he placed his experimental material - uranium crystal and unused photographic plate - in a drawer only to discover a few days later, to his great surprise, that the plate had blackened without prior exposure of the crystal to sunlight.

29. Bo-Br: Positive Atheism's Big List Of Quotations Gustave Le Bon (18411931) French psychologist and sociologist. One of the mostconstant characteristics of beliefs is their intoLerance. http://www.positiveatheism.org/hist/quotes/quote-b2.htm

Positive Atheism's Big List of Quotations Bo-Br No-Frames Quotes Index Load This File With Frames Index Home to Positive Atheism Niels Henrik David Bohr (1885-1962) Danish physicist who made contributions to the understanding of atomic structure Every sentence I utter must be understood not as an affirmation, but as a question. Niels Bohr N. Y. Times Book Review Henry St. John Bolingbroke, 1st Viscount (1678-1751) British statesman, impeached by Parliament in 1715, his name removed from the roll of peers [Dr. Manton] taught my youth to yawn, and prepared me to be a High-Churchman, that I might never hear him read nor read him more. Henry Bolingbroke , explaining how "Dr. Manton's writings gave him a permanent distaste for all religon," quoted from and citation quip by Jim Herrick, Against the Faith (1985), p. 53 It is the modest, not the presumptuous, inquirer who makes a real and safe progress in the discovery of divine truths. One follows Nature and Nature's God; that is, he follows God in his works and in his word. Henry Bolingbroke , espousing Deism in response to Alexander Pope 's "Slave to no sect, who takes no private road, / But looks through Nature up to Nature’s God" (

30. ENTRE LA CORDURA Y LA IGNORANCIA El sicólogo y sociólogo francés Gustave Le Bon (18411931) nos demostrócientíficamente cómo coLectividades humanas pueden actuar contra sí mismas como una http://www.amigospais-guaracabuya.org/oaghb104.php

ENTRE LA CORDURA Y LA IGNORANCIA Por Hugo J. Byrne "Comer hasta saciar el hambre es bueno; mas comer sin medida y con regalo y reventar por bien comer, es malo, pues la templanza es el mejor galeno". Francisco de Quevedo Uno de los más geniales filósofos clásicos definió la ignorancia como el peor de los vicios entre los muchos que afectan a la humanidad. ¿La ignorancia un vicio? De aceptar esa definición necesitaría el género humano poner en rehabilitación indefinida (y con urgencia) a miles de millones de personas. Mas bien creemos que la ignorancia, cuando llega a ciertos niveles no se diferencia mucho de la locura. Un bromista amigo nuestro, cuando alguien en su presencia trata de disculpar las excentricidades de otro individuo calificándolo de "loco", siempre afirma; "Obsérvalo cuidadosamente y fíjate si en algún momento se propina adrede un martillazo en un testículo. Si hace eso u otra cosa semejante, sólo entonces puedes clasificarlo como loco. De lo contrario te sugiero escepticismo". Los "locos populares" de nuestro pueblo natal eran vistos con cierto docto cinismo por parte de mi padre: "Ese que se comporta pretensamente como un loco, tiene un cuarto de loco y tres de sinvergüenza". Cuando una persona demuestra sabiduría en sus actos decimos que actúa con "cordura" Por el contrario, cuando un individuo enseña su ignorancia comportándose festinadamente y de manera absurda, decimos de él que "se ha vuelto loco". Eso demuestra la relación íntima que tácitamente apreciamos entre la cordura y la sabiduría. O, por consecuencia, entre la locura y la ignorancia.

31. ER UDKOMMET: GUSTAVE LE BON: MASSERNES PSYKOLOGI · Forlaget Helikon Gustave Le Bon (18411931) er grundlæggeren af den moderne massepsykologi.Hans revolutionære skrift Massernes psykologi er et socialpsykologisk, http://www.helikon.dk/frame.cfm/cms/id=501/sprog=1/grp=1/menu=1/

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33. Standard Mod Euro Int Hist Wk 9 Qs French sociologist and psychologist Gustave Le Bon (18411931) wrote this bookin 1895. It was translated into English two years later and, with many of Le http://facstaff.bloomu.edu/hickey/standard Mod Euro Intell Hist wk 9 qs.htm

return to syllabus Modern European Intellectual History Week Nine Study Questions ~Simmel, "Conflict as Sociation" (3 pagesl) at http://www2.pfeiffer.edu/~lridener/courses/SOCIAT.HTML Simmel, born in Berlin in 1858, was a prolific German sociologist and philosopher who was one of a cohort of late 19th and early 20th century social thinkers that included, among other, Max Weber. This essay is from a work first published in German in 1890. Think about these questions: How does Simmel's brief essay relate to the work we discussed in week 8? What is he suggesting as the proper focus of sociological studies and why? ~Pareto, "The Circulation of Elites" at http://www2.pfeiffer.edu/~lridener/courses/CIRCELIT.HTML (also look at the discussion of The Theory of Elites and the Circulation of Elites at http://www.geocities.com/social_theory/vilfredo_pareto_ideas.html Pareto, an Italian nobleman born in Paris in 1848 but who lived most of his adult life in Italy, is best known for his sociological study of the relations between "elites" and the "masses" in "modern" society (and for being a major intellectual influence on the Italian fascist movement). His work on the circulation of elites was published in 1916. Think about these questions: Does Pareto see man as rational?

34. The History Of Excalibur Gustave Le Bon 18411931 is most likely source for Excalibur. Author of ThePsychology of Crowds French edition 1895 http://www.lermanet.com/excalibur/

The History of Excalibur PROLOGUE: Gustave Le Bon 1841-1931 is most likely source for Excalibur Author of "The Psychology of Crowds" French edition 1895 "THE CROWD" English Edition Macmillan and Co 1896 Republished by Viking press New York 1960 Paperback edition 1969 (Perhaps a related book) THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SUGGESTION by Boris Sidis 1898 New York, D Appleton and co. Brief teaser: Gustave Le Bon, founder of social psychology Father of collective behavior theory, THE CROWD gives the basic principles of manipulating crowds into servile flocks, a "group mind" concept. "I have heard that Lenin, Hitler, Stalin, [Mussolini] and deGaulle were at one time or another, all close students of Le Bon's work. THE CROWD has probably had as much practical influence on modern political behavior as any single document, including THE PRINCE" p-353 An inside, aside: "Imagine my delight in finding the dynamic duo of the rules of mayhem merged in one sentence, married to one concept and under the umbrella of Lenin, Hitler, and Stalin. I sez to me, "This is the stuff of EXCALIBUR." "This is the inspirational, practical, and spiritual, "source" of "Excalibur". THE CROWD, the bible of "brainwashing", is the technical handbook of manipulative persuasion.

35. Free Psychology Essays According to Gustave Le Bon (18411931) the crowd submerge the individualsrationality and (private) self-awareness. It is worth noting that a psychological http://www.neocortex.co.uk/lebon.htm

Neocortex Psychology Essays Click here to return to the essay list Discuss Le Bon’s view that crowds are "intellectually inferior, driven by emotion and instinctual urges, and free from the restraints of civilised life and reason". Grade: 70% Tutors comments: Interesting piece of work, original; well-researched. In October this year (1998) an accident occurred in Gothenburg, Sweden, were approximately 67 individuals died. About 200 people were gathered in a room when the place took fire. Having only one exit, people rushed at the same time towards the entrance. The entrance was blocked and people were falling on top of each other. A tragedy was a fact. What caused the people to rush to the exit? Did they become too emotional? Did they think that that was the most optimal choice? In this essay we are discussing Gustave Le Bon’s theory of crowd behaviour. First we will take a closer look at Le Bon’s view that crowds are irrational, emotional and unconscious and secondly we will discuss his theory in comparison to other theories or research that has been developed or done in the area. contagion Cognitive factors monitor our crowd behaviour. Contrary to Le Bon’s view, the cognitive approach does not see fear

36. Chapman Library Le Bon, Gustave No publication date, he lived between 18411931 Travel downthe page, past the disclaimers The emotions and the dimensions of http://www.chapman.edu/library/reference/iguides/refpsy2.html

Associations and Guides APA Counseling Psychology APA Style Guide This is not a complete listing but covers the basics of regular and electronic publishing. For more information consult the hard copy at the reference desk. American Psychiatric Association American Psychological Association California Psychological Association Social Psychology Network Books in Full-Text The crowd : a study of the popular mind The emotions and the dimensions of discrimination among them in daily life Shalif, Ilan 1991 Ph.D. thesis The interpretation of dreams Freud, Sigmund Third edition Travel down the page Pathology of lying, accusation, and swindling : a study in forensic psychology Healy, William and Mary Tenney Healy 1915 Travel down the page Psychology of revolution General Resources BioSites - " BioSites is a current listing of important Internet resources in the biomedical sciences. The sites evaluated here have been selected as part of a collaborative project by staff in the Resource Libraries within the Pacific Southwest Region of the National

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38. Citador Translate this page Gustave Le Bon França 1841-1931 Psicólogo/Sociólogo. 1 Citação.RefLexões/Pensamentos. 1. A Crença só se Mantém pela Ritualização, 2005/05/26 1931 http://www.citador.pt/pensar.php?op=7&author=376

39. Men Behind Hitler - The Führer Appears The similarities between HitLer s ideas and those of Gustave Le Bon (18411931)the French psychologist, are so striking that one can definitely draw the http://www.toolan.com/hitler/fuhrer.html

CHAPTER III Hitler and his life have been dealt with by various authors. I refer the reader who is interested in more information to these. It is however necessary to briefly recount some of his early history in order to better understand events which took place later. Adolf Hitler was born on the 20th April 1889 the son of an Austrian customs official in the upper Austrian town of Braunau close to the Inn river. Various family moves resulted in the young Hitler attending a number of different schools. At one of these in Linz from 1900 to 1904 he fell under the influence of Professor Leopold Poetsch an extremely outspoken Pan-German (he supported the Pan-German movement). In addition to Poetsch several of the other teachers were strongly anti-Jewish and Hitler at this impressionable age undoubtedly absorbed their ideas and those of a Linz anti-Jewish newspaper which he began reading regularly at this time. After leaving school he spent the next four years doing whatever he pleased spending most of his time at Linz with the occasional visit to Vienna. In early 1908 he moved to Vienna where he rented a room and made a second unsuccessful attempt to gain entry to the Vienna Academy of Art. Before leaving Vienna in 1913, as Hitler reveals in his "Mein Kampf", he spent much of his time in the Hofbibliothek (City Library) where he claims to have studied the history of a number of subjects particularly, and increasingly, politico-economic theories and military-political works. Because he rarely mentioned the title of anything he had read it is difficult to determine what the actual titles of the books were but there are clues to these. The similarities between Hitler's ideas and those of Gustave Le Bon (1841-1931) the French psychologist, are so striking that one can definitely draw the conclusion that he studied Le Bon's book "Psychologie des Foules" which was translated into German in 1908 under the title "Psychologie der Massen" [Psychology of the Masses] and was acquired by the Hofbibliothek in the same year.

40. History Faculty Library New Accessions For December 2003 Race and history an ethnological introduction to history Kegan Paul, 2003.M 065.4 LeBo Le Bon, Gustave, 18411931. Psychologie des fouLes. English http://www.history.ox.ac.uk/libraryit/faclib/december_2003_accessions.htm

Home Page Prospective Undergraduates Current Undergraduates Prospective Postgraduates ... Oxford University Website Find: Oxford This website History Faculty Library New Accessions for December 2003 A 660 Camb Gallery Lindberg, David C. The Cambridge history of science Cambridge University Press, 2003 A 971 Ali Counter Ali, Mohamed, 1878-1931 My life, a fragment : an autobiographical sketch of Maulana Mohamed Ali A 971 Birl Counter Birala, Ghanasyamadasa, 1894-1983 In the shadow of the Mahatma : a personal memoir Orient Longmans, 1953 A 971 Coup Counter Coupland, Reginald, Sir, 1884-1952 Indian politics, 1936-1942 : the second part of a report on the constitutional problem in India submitted to the Warden and fellows of Nuffield College, Oxford London, 1943 A 971 Mala Counter Malaviya, Madan Mohan, 1861-1946 Speeches and writings of Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya G.A. Natesan, 1919 A 971 Mayo Counter Mayo, Katherine, 1868?-1940 Mother India A 971 Pant Counter Pant, Govind Ballabh, 1887-1961

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