Criminologia
- 386 pages
- 14 hours of reading
José Ingenieros was an Argentinian physician, pharmaceutic, positivist philosopher, and essayist whose work explored profound philosophical and social questions. He gained significant recognition for his essay "The Mediocre Man," which delved into the nature of mediocrity within society. Ingenieros's intellectual influence extended to founding key scientific and psychological societies and playing a prominent role in university reform. His writings are characterized by sharp analyses of the human psyche and societal forces.