Ideology of Purity analyses how animal breeding practices compare to eugenic ideology through a study of how the eugenics movement deployed certain theories and themes from the practice of animal breeding.
Ideology of Purity analyses how animal breeding practices compare to eugenic ideology through a study of how the eugenics movement deployed certain theories and themes from the practice of animal breeding.
Margaret E. Derry is an adjunct professor of history at the University of Guelph.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Heredity and Breeding from Antiquity to the Nineteenth Century 2. Rhetoric: Breed, Race, and Class Ideology 3. Francis Galton and Hereditary Theory 4. Galton’s Eugenics and Animal Breeding 5. Purity: Its Regulation in Eugenics and Animal Breeding 6. Purity as a Breeding Ideal and the General Farmer 7. Biologist/Geneticist Support of Eugenics in Relation to Animal Breeding 8. Animal Breeding Reform: Galton’s Failure and Ultimate Success Concluding Remarks Notes Bibliography Index
Introduction 1. Heredity and Breeding from Antiquity to the Nineteenth Century 2. Rhetoric: Breed, Race, and Class Ideology 3. Francis Galton and Hereditary Theory 4. Galton’s Eugenics and Animal Breeding 5. Purity: Its Regulation in Eugenics and Animal Breeding 6. Purity as a Breeding Ideal and the General Farmer 7. Biologist/Geneticist Support of Eugenics in Relation to Animal Breeding 8. Animal Breeding Reform: Galton’s Failure and Ultimate Success Concluding Remarks Notes Bibliography Index
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