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| Preface | xi | |
| List of abbreviations | xiv | |
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Part I | Anthropology | 13 |
| 1. | Constructing a British identity | 15 |
| Colors into races | ||
| A transition to modern British anthropology | ||
| The founding fathers | ||
| Mummies, bones and stones | ||
| The shift in British archaeology | ||
| A British glimpse at race relations | ||
| 2. | American diversity | 66 |
| Haunted sentinels | ||
| European skulls and the primitive mind | ||
| The Boasians | ||
| American physical anthropology | ||
| The politics of coexistence | ||
| Dionysia in the Pacific | ||
| Part II | Biology | 135 |
| 3. | In search of a biology of race | 137 |
| NewGenics | ||
| The statistician's fable | ||
| Race crossing in Jamaica | ||
| A Canadian in London: rigid Reginald Ruggles Gates | ||
| 4. | The limit of traditional reform | 177 |
| A racist liberal: Julian Huxley's early years | ||
| Herbert Spencer Jennings and progressive eugenics | ||
| A conservative critique: Raymond Pearl | ||
| Bridging race formalism and population genetics | ||
| 5. | Mitigating racial differences | 228 |
| Lancelot Hogben | ||
| "Africa view"--Huxley's changing perspectives | ||
| J. B. S. Haldane: a defiant aristocrat | ||
| Medicine and eugenics: expanding the environment | ||
| Eugenics reformed | ||
| Part III | Politics | 277 |
| 6. | Confronting racism: scientists as politicians | 279 |
| 1933--Early hesitations | ||
| Britain--Race and Culture Committee | ||
| We Europeans | ||
| The American scene | ||
| An international interlude | ||
| The Paris Congress | ||
| The population committee | ||
| Out of the closet | ||
| Epilogue | 341 | |
| Bibliography | 347 | |
| Index | 372 |
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Christophe Duret
reviewed The Retreat of Scientific Racism: Changing Concepts of Race in Britain and the United States Between the World Wars on October 30, 2020
The Retreat of Scientific Racism: Changing Concepts of Race in Britain and the United States Between the World Wars
College text outdated now. I kept it all these years and remember it kindly.
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