José Ingenieros
José Ingenieros (1877-1927) was a prominent Argentine philosopher, sociologist, and writer. He trained in medicine, but his passion for social sciences led him to research ethics, psychology, and politics. His most famous work, The Mediocre Man, criticizes the lack of initiative and social conformity. Ingenieros was an influential thinker in 20th century Argentina, promoting rational thought and culture as tools for progress. Additionally, he was a political activist and engaged in debates about the identity and destiny of his country.
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The Mediocre Man: El Hombre Mediocre
José Ingenieros
Independently Published, Paperback, New

El Hombre Mediocre (in Spanish)
José Ingenieros
Linkgua Ediciones, 1 edition, Hardcover, New

La Simulacion en la Lucha por la Vida (in Spanish)
José Ingenieros
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Edicol, Paperback, New









































