The Very Basis of Reasons: Groups, Social Identities, and Political Psychology
What, then, is a “group”? How does it acquire the capacity for exercising such a decisive influence over the mental life of the individual? — Sigmund Freud, Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego (1921, 6) In the preceding parts of this book, we took up two broad classes of democratic theory. The first class we called “populist,” conveying the notion that the political preferences of ordin..
Political Science
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