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- المؤمن الصادق (بالإنجليزية: The True Believer) كتاب ينتمي للعلم النفس الاجتماعي تصنيفًا، أما تاريخًا فهو ينتمي للعام 1951م، حيث نشر للمرة الأولى في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية. والكتاب من تأليف اريك هوفر وقام بترجمة الكتاب غازي القصيبي (ar)
- The True Believer : Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements (Le Vrai Croyant : Réflexions sur la nature des mouvements de masse) est un livre de l'écrivain américain Eric Hoffer en 1951, dans lequel il traite de la psychologie sociale, des causes psychologiques du fanatisme, plus précisément. Hoffer analyse et tente d'expliquer les motivations des différents types de personnalités qui donnent lieu à des mouvements de masse ; le pourquoi et le comment des éléments déclenchant des mouvements de masse, leurs progrès et leur fin ; et leurs similitudes, que ces mouvements soient religieux, politiques, radicaux ou réactionnaires. Il soutient que, même lorsque leurs objectifs ou valeurs diffèrent, les mouvements de masse sont interchangeables, qu'il arrive souvent aux adhérents de passer d'un mouvement à un autre, et que les motivations animant les mouvements de masse sont interchangeables. Ainsi, les mouvements religieux, nationalistes et sociaux, qu'ils soient radicaux ou réactionnaires, ont tendance à attirer le même type de partisans, de se comporter de la même manière et d'utiliser la même tactique et les mêmes outils rhétoriques. À titre d'exemples, il fait souvent référence au communisme, au fascisme, au national-socialisme, au christianisme, au protestantisme et à l'islam. Le premier et le plus connu des livres de Hoffer, The True Believer a été publié en 23 éditions entre 1951 et 2002. (fr)
- El verdadero creyente: Pensamientos sobre la naturaleza de los movimientos de masas es un libro de no ficción escrito por el filósofo estadounidense Eric Hoffer. Publicado en 1951, describe diversos argumentos en términos de historia mundial aplicada y psicología social para explicar por qué surgen movimientos de masas para desafiar el statu quo. Hoffer analiza el sentido de identidad individual y el apego a ideales particulares que pueden llevar al fanatismo tanto entre líderes como entre sus seguidores. (es)
- The True Believer: Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements is a non-fiction book authored by the American social philosopher Eric Hoffer. Published in 1951, it depicts a variety of arguments in terms of applied world history and social psychology to explain why mass movements arise to challenge the status quo. Hoffer discusses the sense of individual identity and the holding to particular ideals that can lead to extremism and fanaticism among both leaders and followers. Hoffer initially attempts to explain the motives of the various types of personalities that give rise to mass movements in the first place and why certain efforts succeed while many others fail. He goes on to articulate a cyclical view of history such that why and how said movements start, progress and end is explored. Whether intended to be cultural, ideological, religious, or whatever else, Hoffer argues that mass movements are broadly interchangeable even when their stated goals or values differ dramatically. This makes sense, in the author's view, given the frequent similarities between them in terms of the psychological influences on its adherents. Thus, many will often flip from one movement to another, Hoffer asserts, and the often shared motivations for participation entail practical effects. Since, whether radical or reactionary, the movements tend to attract the same sort of people in his view, Hoffer describes them as fundamentally using the same tactics including possessing the rhetorical tools. As examples, he often refers to the purported political enemies of communism and fascism as well as the religions of Christianity and Islam. The first and best-known of Hoffer's books, The True Believer has been published in twenty-three editions between 1951 and 2002. He later touched upon similar themes in other works. Prominent leaders and social commentators who have remarked publicly about their interest in the book include American President Dwight D. Eisenhower as well as American Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton. Although receiving widespread popular acclaim, the socio-political debate spurred on by the book in terms of academic analysis and commentary has been ongoing. The core thesis of the interchangeability of mass movements and the inherent weakness within them that can cause adherents to slide into dogma and absolutism has attracted significant challenge; multiple scholars have used historical examples of solid group identities that rarely became interchangeable with other communities. Hoffer himself stated that he intended his analysis not to inherently condemn all mass movements in all contexts, particularly citing figures such as Jesus of Nazareth as those who promoted positive ideals. However, he continued to stress the central argument of his work. (en)
- Il vero credente. Sulla natura del fanatismo di massa è il primo e più noto saggio del filosofo americano Eric Hoffer. In questo saggio, Hoffer indaga le origini psicologiche del fanatismo di massa, descrivendo i vari tipi di personalità che secondo il suo punto di vista danno origine ai movimenti di massa, siano essi politici o religiosi, progressisti o reazionari. (it)
- Истинноверующий: Мысли о природе массовых движений (англ. The True Believer: Thoughts On The Nature Of Mass Movements) — первая книга американского философа Эрика Хоффера, опубликованная в 1951 году. Она представляет собой исследование природы и содержания массовых движений человечества (таких как религиозные течения, политические партии, национальные и социальные революции). В России впервые издана в 2001 году. (ru)
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- المؤمن الصادق (بالإنجليزية: The True Believer) كتاب ينتمي للعلم النفس الاجتماعي تصنيفًا، أما تاريخًا فهو ينتمي للعام 1951م، حيث نشر للمرة الأولى في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية. والكتاب من تأليف اريك هوفر وقام بترجمة الكتاب غازي القصيبي (ar)
- El verdadero creyente: Pensamientos sobre la naturaleza de los movimientos de masas es un libro de no ficción escrito por el filósofo estadounidense Eric Hoffer. Publicado en 1951, describe diversos argumentos en términos de historia mundial aplicada y psicología social para explicar por qué surgen movimientos de masas para desafiar el statu quo. Hoffer analiza el sentido de identidad individual y el apego a ideales particulares que pueden llevar al fanatismo tanto entre líderes como entre sus seguidores. (es)
- Il vero credente. Sulla natura del fanatismo di massa è il primo e più noto saggio del filosofo americano Eric Hoffer. In questo saggio, Hoffer indaga le origini psicologiche del fanatismo di massa, descrivendo i vari tipi di personalità che secondo il suo punto di vista danno origine ai movimenti di massa, siano essi politici o religiosi, progressisti o reazionari. (it)
- Истинноверующий: Мысли о природе массовых движений (англ. The True Believer: Thoughts On The Nature Of Mass Movements) — первая книга американского философа Эрика Хоффера, опубликованная в 1951 году. Она представляет собой исследование природы и содержания массовых движений человечества (таких как религиозные течения, политические партии, национальные и социальные революции). В России впервые издана в 2001 году. (ru)
- The True Believer : Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements (Le Vrai Croyant : Réflexions sur la nature des mouvements de masse) est un livre de l'écrivain américain Eric Hoffer en 1951, dans lequel il traite de la psychologie sociale, des causes psychologiques du fanatisme, plus précisément. Le premier et le plus connu des livres de Hoffer, The True Believer a été publié en 23 éditions entre 1951 et 2002. (fr)
- The True Believer: Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements is a non-fiction book authored by the American social philosopher Eric Hoffer. Published in 1951, it depicts a variety of arguments in terms of applied world history and social psychology to explain why mass movements arise to challenge the status quo. Hoffer discusses the sense of individual identity and the holding to particular ideals that can lead to extremism and fanaticism among both leaders and followers. (en)
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