KİTLE - Sosyolojik Nazar - Prof. Dr. Besim Dellaloğlu & Yalın Alpay - 1

A new program is starting at Avangart: Sociological Perspective. In this program, Prof. Dr. Besim Dellaloğlu and Yalın Alpay attempt to look at the world through the lens of sociology. Our main speaker is Besim Dellaloğlu, and Yalın Alpay is the moderator of Sociological Perspective. In this first episode, the duo discusses one of the most critical but also the most dangerous concepts of the modern world: the mass. When does a crowd become a "mass"? Why do people do things in a crowd that they wouldn't do alone? How do class differences suddenly disappear and are replaced by hostility? Does the mass truly think, or does it only react? In this episode: The difference between a mass and a crowd The distinction between community – society – mass The line from football stands to fascism Mass psychology in Freud, Le Bon, and Canetti Lynching culture and social media The relationship between populism and the masses. If you enjoyed the episode; 👉 Please leave a comment. 👉 Share the video, sharing really makes a difference. 👉 Join the channel to support Avangart and watch members-only videos:    / @avangarttv   🧠 Timeline 00:00 What is a crowd? How does it differ from a mass? 02:09 Airport vs. fan group: Two different crowds 04:09 Crowd, community and modern society 07:02 Why is a crowd considered dangerous? 08:44 Village, city and modern crowd 11:03 Urbanization and crowd formation in Turkey 13:28 Migration, slums and “parallel cities” 19:46 How do communities form within a crowd? 21:53 Is unity possible despite class differences? 24:15 Nationalism and Artificial Unity 27:27 Mass vs. Class: The Ground of Fascism 32:21 Shared Identity: Uniform, Flag, Ideology 38:36 Why Does Rationality Disappear in the Masses? 41:06 Superego, Individual, and Social Rules 42:40 Violence, Sexuality, and Mass Behavior 45:25 What Does "The Mass Has No Conscience" Mean? 48:25 How Does the Individual Dissolve in the Collective? 51:11 Mass Media and Propaganda 53:54 Social Media: The New Masses? 56:27 The Unconscious and the Digital Masses 58:04 Social Media Lynching