Human derelicts
Subtitle: medico-sociological studies for teachers of religion and social workers
By: ed. by T. N. Kelynack.
Publisher: C.H. Kelly
Published: 1914
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 341
Subjects: Defective and delinquent classes.; Eugenics.
Other titles: Derelicts, Human.
Table of contents: value: Preface, the editor.; value: Foreword, Sir Thomas Clouston.; value: I. Mental derelicts, Robert Armstrong-Jones.; value: II. Idiots and imbeciles, F. R. Percival Taylor.; value: III. Lunatics, T. Claye Shaw.; value: IV. The feeble-minded, Reginald L. Langdon-Down.; value: V. The epileptic, A. Hume Griffith.; value: VI. The inebriate derelict; the problem in relation to women, Mary L. Gordon.; value: VII. The inebriate derelict; the problem in relation to men, G. Basil Price.; value: VIII. The criminal derelict, James Devon.; value: IX. The recidivist, R. F. Quinton.; value: X. The mentally defective criminal derelict, James P. Sturrock.; value: XI. The vagrant, Charles H. Melland.; value: XII. The prostitute, Helen M. Wilson.; value: XIII. Senile derelicts, E. Musgrove Woodman.; value: XIV. The derelict deaf, C. A. Adair Dighton.; value: XV. The derelict blind, T. Herbert Bickerton.; value: XVI. The human derelict; pre-natal influences, John W. Ballantyne.; value: XVII. Eugenics and the human derelict, C. W. Saleeby.