Scrivendo sotto lo pseudonimo di Gabriel Tarde, questo sociologo, criminologo e psicologo sociale francese si è addentrato nelle complessità della società umana e della psicologia delle folle. Il suo lavoro ha esplorato come idee, tecnologie e norme sociali si diffondano ed evolvano attraverso l'imitazione e l'innovazione. Tarde si è concentrato sugli atti individuali e sulle loro conseguenze collettive, offrendo acute intuizioni sulle dinamiche del cambiamento sociale. Il suo pensiero sociologico ha influenzato numerosi pensatori successivi e le sue analisi continuano a risuonare nelle scienze sociali moderne.
Im 25. Jahrhundert, nach einer Katastrophe, die die Zivilisation veränderte, beschreibt Gabriel Tarde in seiner Zukunftsvision das Überleben der Menschheit. Mit einem charismatischen Anführer ziehen die Überlebenden in unterirdische Städte, um die Erdwärme zu nutzen und ein neues soziales Experiment zu wagen.
Exploring the depths of human psychology and societal structures, this work delves into the mind of an isolated individual who grapples with existential themes and the complexities of modern life. Tarde's narrative examines the interplay between individuality and social influence, offering profound insights into the nature of human behavior and the challenges of contemporary existence. The text reflects on the consequences of alienation and the search for meaning in a rapidly changing world, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in social theory and psychology.
Exploring the intricate laws of imitation, this book delves into its significance as a social phenomenon through the lenses of science, history, and philosophy. It covers key themes such as social resemblance, the nature of society, and the logical principles governing imitation. Written by Jean-Gabriel De Tarde, a pioneering figure in sociology, the text emphasizes the psychological interactions that shape social behavior. This modern edition includes a new biography of Tarde, making it essential for enthusiasts of sociology and psychology.