Explore early 20th‑century ideas on heredity, education, and the future of civilization.
This analysis examines how social factors might influence human development.
The book surveys theories of natural selection in humans, the impact of education on society, and the uneasy debates surrounding eugenics. It uses historical data and scholarly discussion to examine how birth rates, infant mortality, and inherited traits were understood at the time, and what those views implied for policy and ethics.
Ideal for readers of history of science, social policy, and the debates surrounding heredity and public welfare.
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