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Inquiries into human faculty and its development
Book • 1883
In this book, Sir Francis Galton discusses a wide range of psychological and anthropometric topics, including intellectual differences, mental imagery, and the variety of human nature.
He also introduces the concept of eugenics, advocating for the improvement of human stock through selective breeding.
The book covers various aspects of human faculties, comparing them across different races and societies.
He also introduces the concept of eugenics, advocating for the improvement of human stock through selective breeding.
The book covers various aspects of human faculties, comparing them across different races and societies.
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when discussing the origins of eugenics.

Steven Monticelli

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Anti-Vax America: The Complete Series
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when introducing the term eugenics and the ideas behind it.


Stephen Monticelli

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Anti-Vax America: The Complete Series
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as the book where Galton coined the term eugenics.


Stephen Monticelli

Anti-Vax America: Soft Eugenics
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while discussing the origins of eugenics and its connection to Charles Darwin's work.


Adam Rutherford

Control: Eugenics And The Corruption Of Science