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First published in 1952, this book remains one of the most famous in its field. The perspective is that of Gestalt theory, and the author addresses fundamental questions about human nature, providing a consistent, unified discussion of basic issues in social psychology. He considers the main psychological theories, tracing their effects on thinking and investigation, and evaluating their contributions and limitations. When it was published, this book represented a revolution in thinking and is still highly relevant to the problems of social psychology today.

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• Part 1 Introduction
• 1 Doctrines of Man
• Part 2 Organization In Psychological Events
• 2 Structural Properties of Experience and Action
• 3 Psychological Invariance and Change
• Part 3 Human Interaction
• 4 The Transformation of Man in Society
• 5 The Problem of Human Interaction
• 6 Social Facts: The Products of Interaction
• 7 The Expression of Emotions
• 8 Knowledge of Persons and Groups
• 9 An Introduction to Group Therapy
• Part 4 Social Needs
• 10 The Ego
• 11 Social Interest
• 12 Rules and Values
• 13 The Fact of Culture and the Problem of Relativism
• Part 5 Effects Of Group Conditions On Judgments And Attitudes
• 14 The Doctrine of Suggestion
• 15 Structural Factors in the Understanding of Assertions
• 16 Group Forces in the Modification and Distortion of Judgements
• 17 The Study of Small Groups
• 18 Opinion and Attitude: Their Sociological Shape
• 19 Sentiments and Attitudes
• 20 Some Remarks on Propaganda