Man in the modern world
Publisher: Chatto & Windus
Published: 1947
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 281
Subjects: Biology.; Social sciences.
Notes: The first ten [essays] appeared in The uniqueness of man ... and the last eleven in On living in a revolution."
Table of contents: title: The uniqueness of man.; title: Eugenics and society.; title: Climate and human history.; title: The size of living things.; title: The courtship of animals.; title: The intelligence of birds.; title: The analysis of fame.; title: Science, natural and social.; title: Religion as an objective problem.; title: Life can be worth living.; title: On living in a revolution.; title: Philosophy in a world at war.; title: War as a biological phenomenon.; title: Darwinism today.; title: Thomas Henry Huxley and Julian Huxley: an imaginary interview.; title: Dr. Spooner: the growth of a legend.; title: Birds and men on St. Kilda.; title: Tennessee revisited: the technique of democratic planning.; title: Colonies in a changing world.; title: "Race" in Europe.; title: Education as a social function.