, social movement and psychology. Book Description: "Charisma and Rebellion: Psychological Nature of Popular Movements in Russia, 17th-18th Centuries" Author: [Name] 2003 Pages: [Number] The book "Charisma and Rebellion: Psychological Nature of Popular Movements in Russia, 17th-18th Centuries" by [Name] is an in-depth exploration of the psychological aspects of popular uprisings in Russia during the specified time period. This monograph delves into the various sociopsychological types of rebels in Russia during that era, with a particular focus on archetypal forms of popular monarchism and rebel violence as a cultural and historical phenomenon in Russian history. The author presents a novel approach to understanding the phenomenon of Russian rebellion, placing it within the context of traditional folk culture. This work is intended for teachers, students, and anyone interested in the history of Russia, social movements, and psychology. Plot Summary: The book examines the psychological nature of popular movements in Russia during the 17th-18th centuries, with a special emphasis on the charismatic leaders who emerged during this time. These leaders were able to inspire and mobilize large groups of people to action, often through their personal magnetism and persuasive abilities. The author argues that these charismatic figures played a crucial role in shaping the political and social landscape of Russia during this period. The monograph begins with an overview of the historical context in which these movements took place, including the political, economic, and social factors that contributed to the rise of popular discontent. The author then delves into the psychological dynamics of rebellion, exploring the motivations and desires that drove individuals to participate in these movements.

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