著者について

Gustave Le Bon was a French psychologist, sociologist, and author, renowned for his work in social psychology and the study of group behavior. His most influential work, "Psychologie des foules" (The Psychology of Crowds), published in 1895, explored the ways in which individuals behave differently in groups compared to when they are alone. Le Bon argued that crowds often exhibit a collective mind, leading to irrational behavior that can be easily influenced by leaders or mass movements. This work laid the foundation for understanding social dynamics and has had a lasting impact on various fields, including politics, sociology, and marketing.

Throughout his career, Le Bon wrote extensively on the nature of human psychology and its implications on society. He also examined the role of caste systems in his book "Castes in India: Their Mechanism and Development," which analyzed how social structures influence individual behavior and societal norms. Le Bon's ideas have influenced a wide range of thinkers and have been applied in contexts ranging from political theory to advertising practices. His insights into the psychology of crowds continue to resonate in contemporary discussions about public opinion and mass communication.

国籍 フランス語
生年月日 May 7, 1841
出生地 Nogent-le-Rotrou, Centre-Val de Loire, France
死亡日 December 13, 1931