Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions - Volume 2
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Charles Mackay
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History
Horror
Fantasy
形式
キンドル
ページ数
197
言語
英語
公開されました
May 12, 2012
説明
Diving into an intriguing collection, readers find themselves exploring the curious tales and peculiar phenomena that have captivated society across the ages. Through the thoughtful prose of Charles Mackay, this volume draws back the curtain on extraordinary beliefs and delusions that have shaped human history, echoing with both folly and insight.
From frenzied economic bubbles to absurd superstitions, the narratives paint a vivid picture of how collective fancies have influenced people's decisions and societal trends. Each story unravels the complex tapestry of human psychology, where reason often takes a backseat to imagination and groupthink.
As the pages turn, a sense of wonder and amusement intertwines with a reflective lens on our shared past, prompting readers to consider the wacky, often irrational nature of belief. This book is more than just a historical account; it invites readers to ponder the bizarre twists of human nature and the whims that define eras.
From frenzied economic bubbles to absurd superstitions, the narratives paint a vivid picture of how collective fancies have influenced people's decisions and societal trends. Each story unravels the complex tapestry of human psychology, where reason often takes a backseat to imagination and groupthink.
As the pages turn, a sense of wonder and amusement intertwines with a reflective lens on our shared past, prompting readers to consider the wacky, often irrational nature of belief. This book is more than just a historical account; it invites readers to ponder the bizarre twists of human nature and the whims that define eras.