Ideas shape civilizations. Some inspire human flourishing; others reveal the darker paths societies have chosen.
Originally published in 1922, Eugenics and Other Evils is G. K. Chesterton's remarkably early critique of the eugenics movement, examining the intersection of science, politics, morality, and the value of the individual. Written decades before the full consequences of eugenic ideology became evident, this work remains an important historical document for understanding one of the twentieth century's most controversial intellectual movements.
A compelling addition to any collection focused on philosophy, history, ethics, political thought, religion, or the history of science, this volume invites readers to examine how ideas evolve—and the consequences they can carry.
This paperback is in Very Good condition with a tight binding, clean pages, and light shelf wear from normal handling. Please examine all photographs for the best representation of its condition.
Curated by Anthrofolklorist — Collecting the stories, symbols, and strange ideas that have shaped humanity.
Ideas shape civilizations. Some inspire human flourishing; others reveal the darker paths societies have chosen.
Originally published in 1922, Eugenics and Other Evils is G. K. Chesterton's remarkably early critique of the eugenics movement, examining the intersection of science, politics, morality, and the value of the individual. Written decades before the full consequences of eugenic ideology became evident, this work remains an important historical document for understanding one of the twentieth century's most controversial intellectual movements.
A compelling addition to any collection focused on philosophy, history, ethics, political thought, religion, or the history of science, this volume invites readers to examine how ideas evolve—and the consequences they can carry.
This paperback is in Very Good condition with a tight binding, clean pages, and light shelf wear from normal handling. Please examine all photographs for the best representation of its condition.
Curated by Anthrofolklorist — Collecting the stories, symbols, and strange ideas that have shaped humanity.
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