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Перевод: eugenics

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евгеника

Тезаурус:

1. Eugenics became an academic subject in the Thirties with the establishment of a Chair of Social Biology at the LSE through the efforts of its director, William Beveridge, who later fostered "cradle to grave" welfare.
2. Books: When the Left encouraged good breeding Eugenics was a socialist passion before it was a Nazi crime, finds Shirley Robin Letwin
3. By the late Thirties, eugenics was waning.
4. Eugenics had always gone hand in hand with socialism for Haldane - he and his sister, Naomi (later Mitchison), joined both the Oxford Eugenics Society and the Labour party - because, as he explained, biology compels us to recognise that the innate inequality of men requires scientific management by the state.
5. part of the reason for this is no doubt Eliot's hostility to ideas about "social progress" one aspect of which was the eugenics movement.
6. It wants such work halted until a "Human Eugenics Advisory Committee" has been set up which includes civil liberties experts and representatives for the disabled.
7. Neither Hogben nor Haldane had any objection to a biologically based eugenics programme enforced by the state in a classless society.
8. Inspiration was drawn from Nietzsche, whose idea of Superman made him the "poet of eugenics", as Havelock Ellis, a founder of the movement, proclaimed.
9. And in a lecture to the Eugenics Society in 1911, Sidney Webb denounced the Poor Law for degrading the British racial stock to the level of American blacks by supporting the unfit.
10. But a very different story is told by Dr Mazumdar's distinguished study, based on many unpublished documents, of the British eugenics movement.
11. The uniquely horrible twentieth century examples of eugenics attempts at social engineering based on breeding towards "purer" human lines haunts any programme to "improve" the gene-line.
12. By 1968, both eugenics journals had closed down and in 1989 the Eugenics Society was terminated.
13. By 1910, eugenics societies were flourishing in London, Oxford, and Cambridge.