/lit/ - Literature

>>12647667
Anon, it's pronounced "fawfie."

>>12470115
>i get my information on the genetic trends of IQ in society from Theologians and literal who's associated with cultists and alt-right retards

Silence of the lambs.

>>12377290
>i apply contemporary political positions to philosophers from 2500 years ago

>he isn't

>>12264649
I think you should be careful not to draw too long a bow with Crowd psychology, as it is meant to describe people physically in a mass of people, not just "the masses." Anyway, here are some classics in on the subject of Crowds and Masses:
>The Crowd: A study of the Popular Mind by le Bon
>The Instincts of the Herd in Peace and War by Trotter
>Extraordinary Popular Delusions and The Madness of Crowds by Mackay
>Crowds and Power by Canetti
>The Mass Psychology of Fascism by Riech
>The True Believer by Hoffman
>The Age Of The Crowd: A Historical Treatise On Mass Psychology by Moscovici
>The Revolt of the Masses by Gasset
And some other Books that might interest you which are at least tangentially related:
>Public Opinion by Lippman
>Crystallizing Public Opinion by Bernays
>Propaganda by Bernays
>Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes by Ellul
>The Image: a Guide to Pseudo-Events in America by Boorstin
>Manufacturing Consent by Chomsky
>The Hidden Persuaders by Packard
>Communication Power by Castells
>Obedience to Authority by Milgrim
>Beyond Freedom and Dignity by Skinner
>Discipline and Punish by Foucault