The American Journal of Sociology, Volume 10Albion W. Small, Ellsworth Faris, Ernest Watson Burgess, Herbert Blumer University of Chicago Press, 1905 Established in 1895 as the first U.S. scholarly journal in its field, AJS remains a leading voice for analysis and research in the social sciences, presenting work on the theory, methods, practice, and history of sociology. AJS also seeks the application of perspectives from other social sciences and publishes papers by psychologists, anthropologists, statisticians, economists, educators, historians, and political scientists. |
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... natural differences between dogs are highly marked in all these respects , and that men are quite as variable by nature as other animals of like species . Special aptitudes would be assessed highly by those who possessed them , as the ...
... natural differences between dogs are highly marked in all these respects , and that men are quite as variable by nature as other animals of like species . Special aptitudes would be assessed highly by those who possessed them , as the ...
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... nature by securing that humanity shall be represented by the fittest races . What nature does blindly , slowly , and ruthlessly , man may do provi- dently , quickly , and kindly . As it lies within his power , so it becomes his duty to ...
... nature by securing that humanity shall be represented by the fittest races . What nature does blindly , slowly , and ruthlessly , man may do provi- dently , quickly , and kindly . As it lies within his power , so it becomes his duty to ...
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... Natural Inheritance ( Macmillan ) , 1889. This bears on inheritance generally , not particularly on eugenics . Huxley ... Nature , 1901 , p . 659 ; " Smithsonian Report , " Washington , 1901 , p . 523 . DISCUSSION . BY PROFESSOR KARL ...
... Natural Inheritance ( Macmillan ) , 1889. This bears on inheritance generally , not particularly on eugenics . Huxley ... Nature , 1901 , p . 659 ; " Smithsonian Report , " Washington , 1901 , p . 523 . DISCUSSION . BY PROFESSOR KARL ...
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... nature , in its own blind impulsive way , does not manage things better than we can by any light of reason , or by any rules which we can at present lay down . I am inclined to think that , as in the past , so in the future , it may be ...
... nature , in its own blind impulsive way , does not manage things better than we can by any light of reason , or by any rules which we can at present lay down . I am inclined to think that , as in the past , so in the future , it may be ...
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... natural position which they should hold in society . Women's specialized powers must be utilized for the ... nature and its true work and worth , have never , so far as I know , been brought forward . It is obvious that these ...
... natural position which they should hold in society . Women's specialized powers must be utilized for the ... nature and its true work and worth , have never , so far as I know , been brought forward . It is obvious that these ...
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