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Cults

Cults

PsychologySociology
Pages
128
Published
2002
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the phenomenon of cults, examining their structures, the psychological tactics used to recruit and retain members, and the experiences of those who have been involved. It offers insights into the allure and dangers of these groups, shedding light on a complex societal issue.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

InformativeThought-ProvokingComplex

Genres

Psychology Sociology

About the author

M
Michael Jordan

Michael Jordan (born 1941 in Lancashire, England) is an English non-fiction author who writes on comparative religion, mythology and natural history. He read Natural Sciences at London University and became a television presenter of natural-history programmes in the 1980s, presenting the fungi documentary Mushroom Magic in 1989, before turning to writing on ancient religions and belief. He founded the Association of British Fungal Groups in 1996. His books include Encyclopedia of Gods, Dictionar...