Le Bon's *Psychology of Revolution* examines the psychological mechanisms behind revolutions and the role of crowds in driving social upheaval. He ana...
John Dewey, a renowned early 20th-century American philosopher and psychologist, explores the concept of 'habit' and its profound influence on human n...
John Dewey, a prominent philosopher and educational theorist, explores the role of intelligence in shaping human conduct in this book. He delves into...
John Dewey's *Human Nature and Conduct* explores the intricate relationship between human behavior and the social environment, arguing that individual...
This book provides a sociological analysis of the Halifax Disaster of 1917, a massive explosion that devastated the city. The author, Samuel Henry Pri...
In "Crisi dell'infanzia e la delinquenza dei minorenni", Scipio Sighele delves into the complexities of childhood and juvenile delinquency, examining...
