Book

The Group Mind

William McDougall develops principles of collective psychology through crowds, organized groups, group spirit, leadership, and national life. He then examines the development of national character across historical stages and social conditions.

Chapters

6Chapter 6Peculiarities Of Groups Of Various Types○

7Chapter 7Introductory○

8Chapter 8The Mind Of A Nation○

9Chapter 9Freedom Of Communication As A Condition Of National Life○

10Chapter 10The Part Of Leaders In National Life○

11Chapter 11Other Conditions Of National Life○

12Chapter 12The Will of the Nation○

13Chapter 13Ideas In National Life○

14Chapter 14Nations Of The Higher Type○

15Chapter 15Introductory○

16Chapter 16The Race-Making Period○

17Chapter 17The Race-Making Period, Continued○

18Chapter 18The Influence of Occupations and Race-Crossing○

19Chapter 19Racial Changes During The Historic Period○

20Chapter 20The Progress Of Nations In Their Youth○

21Chapter 21The Progress Of Nations In Their Maturity○