MANIPULATION
The Laws of Human Nature - Robert Greene
Explores deep insights into human behavior by drawing on psychology, philosophy, and historical examples. Greene examines how emotions, motivations, biases, and unconscious drives shape actions, offering strategies to better understand both yourself and others. Each chapter focuses on specific laws such as how to decode gestures or confront your own dark sides.
The 48 Laws of Power - Robert Greene
A modern classic on influence and power, this book outlines 48 principles for acquiring, maintaining, and navigating power dynamics in personal and professional environments. Greene blends historical anecdotes, philosophical lessons, and ruthless strategies to teach readers how to recognize manipulative tactics and how to gain leverage ethically—or otherwise.
In Sheeps Clothing - George Simon
This work delves into covert aggression, offering insights into manipulative personalities who act subtly but destructively. Simon presents techniques for identifying and confronting psychological manipulation, providing practical tools to avoid being exploited emotionally or professionally.