Eric Hoffer
Longshoreman and social philosopher (1902 to 1983, by his own account of his birth) whose The True Believer (1951) argued that mass movements draw frustrated people who seek to escape themselves, whatever the movement's doctrine.
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Longshoreman and social philosopher (1902 to 1983, by his own account of his birth) whose The True Believer (1951) argued that mass movements draw frustrated people who seek to escape themselves, whatever the movement's doctrine.
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