War, Sadism and Pacifism - Further Essays on Group Psychology and War

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The collection explores psychological themes related to war, pacifism, and human behavior from 1931 to 1945. It delves into the impacts of conflict on mental health, addressing topics like war neuroses and the principles of war prevention. The essays reflect on historical contexts, including the rise of sadism and masochism, and offer insights into the psychological implications of global turmoil. Carefully curated, the material connects classic psychological theories to contemporary issues, making it relevant for today's readers.