Its third section discusses united action brought on by a  belief in doctrine, "things which are not," and make-believe that leads to self-sacrifice.
The second section of this work examines groups such as the "inordinately selfish," the "ambitious facing unlimited  opportunities," the "bored," minorities, misfits, and the poor. Its third section discusses united action brought on by a  belief in doctrine, "things which are not," and make-believe that leads to self-sacrifice. This book examines phenomena in  their "active phase," in which they are molded and dominated by the title figure. This magnum opus of the "longshoreman  philosopher" praises five leaders: Gandhi, FDR, Churchill, Nehru, and Lincoln. The title subject of this work is  dissatisfied with the present and prone to failure, which leads to reliance on (*) interchangeable ideologies such as  Christianity, communism, and fascism. For 10 points, name this book that examines "Thoughts on the Nature of Mass  Movements" and attempts to explain fanaticism, written by Eric Hoffer.
The second section of this work examines groups such as the "inordinately selfish," the "ambitious facing unlimited  opportunities," the "bored," minorities, misfits, and the poor.
The True Believer: Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements