Gabriel Tarde
French sociologist and criminologist
Born
Died
1904
122 years ago — 61 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
France
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This individual contributed significantly to the fields of sociology and criminology. Introduced the concept of imitation in social behavior. Developed theories on social dynamics and criminality. Published works such as 'Les Lois de l'imitation' and 'L'Opposition criminelle', which explored the relationship between individual actions and societal influences.
Introduced the theory of imitation in social behavior
Published 'Les Lois de l'imitation'
Published 'L'Opposition criminelle'
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