Anthropology and human nature - Montagu, Ashley, 1905- (Boston, P. Sargent, 1957)
1. Why anthropology: Why anthropology -- 2. Man and human nature: The young of human kind -- Man -and human nature -- Time-binding and the concept of culture -- Morals and moralisms -- 3. Race: A consideration of the concept of race -- Some psychodynamic factors in race prejudice -- Natural selection and the mental capacities of mankind -- 4. Anthropology and medicine: Anthropology and medicine -- Contributions of anthropology to psychosomatic medicine -- 5. Sexual development and sex beliefs: Infertility of the unmarried in primitive societies -- The existence of a sterile phase in female adolescence -- The origin of subincision in Australia -- Physiology and the origins of the menstrual prohibitions -- 6. Psychobiological development: The mind of the skin -- Constitutional and prenatal factors in infant and child health -- Wolf-children and feral man -- The biologist looks at crime -- 7. Crime: Crime and the anthropologist -- 8. Primitive medicine: Primitive medicine -- 9. The evolution of man and mind: Time, morphology, and neotony in the evolution of man -- Neotony and the evolution of the human mind -- 10. Appendix: The intelligence of Southern whites and Northern Negroes -- Racial intelligence -- Prehistory -- On the relation between body size, waking activity and social life in the primates -- Cannibalism and primitive man -- The concept of atavism
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Keywords: Anthropologie; Anthropology