In Search of Human Nature Carl N. Degler 1991 Social Science Oxford Press
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In Search of Human Nature Carl N. Degler 1991 Social Science Oxford Press. Published by Oxford University Press in 1991, this scholarly work delves into the impact of Darwinian theory on understanding human nature through the lens of history, biology, and social sciences. The book is designed for academics, historians, and anyone interested in the intersection of biology and social science. 🏷️ Condition: GC – Good Condition Light shelf wear Clean pages Tight binding See photos for full details 📦 Fast Shipping: Ships within 1 business day. In Search of Human Nature by Carl N. Degler is a comprehensive exploration of the decline and revival of Darwinism in American social thought. Published by Oxford University Press in 1991, this scholarly work delves into the impact of Darwinian theory on understanding human nature through the lens of history, biology, and social sciences. Degler, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, provides a sweeping overview of how biological research influenced social theory, including topics such as racism, sexism, intelligence testing, and eugenics. This edition offers an in-depth analysis of the evolution of ideas in American social science over the last century, tracing the roots of social Darwinism and its resurgence. The book is designed for academics, historians, and anyone interested in the intersection of biology and social science. With its thought-provoking insights and well-documented research, this title stands out as a key resource for understanding the cultural and scientific shifts that shape contemporary views on human behavior and society.
