"The major events that transform and shape the destiny of nations, such as revolutions, the emergence of new ideologies, are often interpreted so difficultly that it would be more accurate to limit ourselves only to their observation."
Science admits that it is not possible to reach an irrevocable conclusion about the primary cause of phenomena, and thus old theories are refuted one after another. History has not escaped this comprehensive revision. Historical events are reexamined impartially and objectively.
The famous sociologist-psychologist investigates the role of the people and governments in revolutions, the characteristics of the crowd, and the constituent elements of the popular entity, using modern psychology and delving deeper into the psychological world of people and the motivations that govern their behavior.