Sigmund Freud
Author of the work and the analytic voice moving from crowd psychology into libido, identification, and the ego ideal.
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Free English public-domain edition of Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego by Sigmund Freud, using James Strachey's 1922 translation distributed by Project Gutenberg. Includes Aurora chapters, PDF, EPUB, Reading Almanac, short course, llms.txt, and ai-facts.json.
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Author of the work and the analytic voice moving from crowd psychology into libido, identification, and the ego ideal.
Translator of the public English edition issued in 1922.
The emotional tie that links individual, group, and leader.
The differentiated agency Freud uses to understand love, hypnosis, leadership, and criticism.
The theoretical scene used to connect group psychology with social origins.
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