The geography of intellect
By: by Nathaniel Weyl and Stefan T. Possony
Contributors: Possony, Stefan Thomas, 1913- joint author
Publisher: H. Regnery Co.
Published: 1963
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 299
Subjects: Intellectual life -- History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

Also issued online.
Table of contents: pagenum: ix
title: Preface; pagenum: 3
label: I
title: The Study of Intellect in History; pagenum: 35
label: II
title: The Emergence and Significance of Race; pagenum: 61
label: III
title: Climatic Cycles and Civilizations; pagenum: 77
label: IV
title: Scribes, Priests and Intellectual Elites; pagenum: 101
label: V
title: Greeks, Romans and Jews; pagenum: 123
label: VI
title: The Winnowing of Intellect in the Post-Classical Era; pagenum: 151
label: VII
title: Intelligence Tests and Intellectual Elites; pagenum: 173
label: VIII
title: Racial Patterns in Intelligence and Leadership; pagenum: 195
label: IX
title: Somatic Differences Among Races; pagenum: 221
label: X
title: Character Structure and Social Dynamism; pagenum: 241
label: XI
title: The Creative Minority and World Power; pagenum: 255
label: XII
title: The Loyal, The Unloyal, and The Disloyal; pagenum: 273
label: XIII
title: Inequality and the Free Society