The Psychology of Crowds and the Analysis of the Human Ego

The collection includes the famous work by Sigmund Freud "The Psychology of Crowds and the Analysis of the Human Ego," in which the author examines the behavior of the "crowd" as a kind of transpersonal structure and the individual changes occurring in each person who makes up this "crowd," as well as significant works such as "The Disease of Culture," "Pertinent Reflections on War," and "What Causes Wars?," addressing the most important social and cultural phenomena.