Just a Criminal - Caimari

Just a Criminal, written by Lila Caimari, is a fundamental work for understanding the intersection of crime, punishment, and culture in Argentina between 1880 and 1955. Published by Siglo XXI, this book offers a profound and rigorous analysis that invites reflection on the social construction of crime and its impact on Argentine society.

With 312 pages, this second edition is presented in a paperback format, ideal for those seeking an accessible and enriching read. The work is aimed at readers over 16 years of age, making it a perfect choice for students, academics, and anyone interested in the country's history and culture.

The detailed index allows for easy navigation through the topics covered, facilitating the search for specific information. Measuring 21.5 cm in height and 14.0 cm in width, its medium size makes it easy to handle and store, making it an excellent addition to any personal or academic library.

Through a critical and well-documented approach, Caimari offers a unique perspective on how the social and cultural context has influenced the perception of crime and justice in Argentina. This work is not only a valuable resource for study, but also an invitation to question and understand the dynamics of power and control in society.