Cesare Lombroso or Ezechia Marco Lombroso was born on November, 6th 1836 in Verona, into a family of a wealthy Jewish. His search for knowledge was done in Italy solely where he studied in universities of Padua, Vienna and Paris from 1862 to 1876. In 1876, Lombroso was appointed as the professor of 'diseases of the mind' at the University of Pavia. Later on, he became involved in the professorship in psychiatry and in criminal anthropology in 1896 and 1906 respectively, at the University of Turin. Lombroso was also in charge in the direction of a mental asylum in Persaro, Italy. On October, 9th 1909, he passed away in Turin, Italy at the age of 74 years old. Lombroso's work basically had a strong emphasis on the importance for direct analysis of an individual in studying crime, whereby he utilized measurements and statistical methods of anthropological, social and economic data. He rejected the idea which was established by the Classical School that crime was a characteris...
Difference is something beautiful, not something used as an excuse to hurt each other, when we are able to understand the meaning of differences, then we can live with more happiness, and respect each other...