B. Phillsbury, Professor of.
Psychology, Director of Pscho.
logical Laboratory in the:
University of Michigan. New York and London D. Appleton.
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The period since the conclusion: of a definite peace in Europe has seen the issue of a steady stream: of books viewing the problems involved from many different aspects: The present volume deals with the-general Problem of Nationality and examines the nation as a psychological unit, considering Nationality, the History and the Process of Nationalization. The national mind is treated. thinks, feels and acts, the nation as an ideal and nationality and the State further develop this thesis.
M. Lo Bon's treatise on "The Crowd" is discussed and some of his less defensible tenets are dis. puted in a chapter on The Nation and Mob Consciousness.
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