Psychological Lessons from the European War

The distinguishing feature of this book is that it transcends the historical approach to World War I, extracting a set of lessons that no researcher has previously addressed. Indeed, Gustave Le Bon delved into the events and facts of the war, searching for the psychological reasons that shaped its features and determined its courses, especially by highlighting the psychological, mystical, and rational elements, and clarifying their impact on determining the moment of the war's outbreak and predicting its outcomes. The book is the fruit of an analysis of rare official documents and valuable papers, allowing the reader to access the hidden aspects of this horrific war.

• Category: Thought and Philosophy

• Number of pages: 446 pages