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Steve Ballard
reviewed An Essay on the Principles of Education: Physiologically Considered (1856) on June 01, 2011
An Essay on the Principles of Education
People who believe that behavior is learned need to read this book. It's the comparison of two multi-generational families, namely the criminal clan the Jukes, with the Edwards, the family of Jonathan Edwards the colonial minister. The author makes an unusually convincing argument that behavior is actually genetically determined.
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