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Considered the leading contemporary European social psychologist for his groundbreaking work on social influence and crowd psychology, Serge Moscovici has played a definitive role in shaping the trajectory of modern social inquiry. Bringing together the key texts in which he outlines and defines his benchmark theory of social representationsincluding several essays never previously published in Englishhis indispensable sourcebook illustrates the enormous range and scope of Moscovici's work.

Moscovici purports a theory of social representations remarkably distinct from the dominant...

"Die »Schöpfung der Arbeit« ist der zentrale Gedanke dieser Untersuchung. An ihm wird deutlich, warum Moscovici von einer menschlichen Geschichte der Natur spricht. Wenn die menschliche Arbeit selbst ein Naturprozeß ist, in dem der Mensch sich andere Naturprozesse aneignet und auf Natur anwendet, so ist die Schöpfung der Arbeit, in der die Menschen ihr Verhältnis zur Geschichte erfassen und neu gestalten, zugleich auch die Schöpfung eines neuen Naturzustandes. Eine strenge Trennung zwischen der Natur des Menschen und der natura rerum, der Natur der Dinge, ist nicht...

Considered the leading contemporary European social psychologist for his groundbreaking work on social influence and crowd psychology, Serge Moscovici has played a definitive role in shaping the trajectory of modern social inquiry. Bringing together the key texts in which he outlines and defines his benchmark theory of social representationsincluding several essays never previously published in Englishhis indispensable sourcebook illustrates the enormous range and scope of Moscovici's work.

Moscovici purports a theory of social representations remarkably distinct from the dominant...

The author argues that we should reassess the significance of psychological causes in human affairs. Whilst psychological causes are undoubtedly distinct from social causes, all social phenomena are events or facts brought about by human beings: it is their passions which stimulate their great political, religious and cultural creations. He discusses the work of...