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DJ Kevles - Annals of Human Genetics, 2011 - Wiley Online Library
... The other was “negativeeugenics, which meant improving the quality of the human race by
eliminating or excluding biologically inferior people from the population. ... Much more was urged
for negative eugenics, notably the passage of eugenic sterilisation laws. ...
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[HTML] from genetics.orgEA Carlson - Genetics, 2011 - Genetics Soc America
... and Julian Huxley. Eugenics was seen as a necessary culling of “the unfit” by those
who favored negative eugenics such as Davenport and Laughlin at Cold Spring
Harbor's Eugenics Record Office. The endorsements came ...
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D Browne - Analysis, 2011 - analysis.oxfordjournals.org
... A familiar view is that selection for therapeutic reasons ('negative eugenics') is
permissible, whereas selection for reasons of enhancement ('positive eugenics')
should be prohibited. Wilkinson's analysis here is again valuable. ...
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B Harris - History of Psychology, 2011 - psycnet.apa.org
... Typical of the era, Gesell's Progressive vision combined social control and negative eugenics
with egalitarianism and the benevolent engineering of the environment. ... Now he preached a
negative eugenics, looking to prevent the spread of defective traits. ...
M Saunders - Social Work in Public Health, 2011 - Taylor & Francis
... Accordingly, Davenport and the eugenic community supported negative eugenics (discourages
the reproduction of persons regarded as having inferior genetic traits) to breed out the mentally
incompetent, “worthless race types” and to preserve the racial purity of the country's ...
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