Race and intelligence : separating science from myth /
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| Language: | English |
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Mahwah, N.J. :
Erlbaum,
[2002]
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Table of Contents:
- A scientific approach to understanding race and intelligence / Jefferson M. Fish
- The genetic and evolutionary significance of human races / Alan R. Templeton
- The misuse of life history theory: J.P. Rushton and the pseudoscience of racial hierarchy / Joseph L. Graves, Jr.
- Folk heredity / Jonathan Marks
- The myth of race / Jefferson M. Fish
- Science and the idea of race: a brief history / Audrey Smedley
- The bell curve and the politics of negrophobia / Kimberly C. Welch
- An anthropologist looks at "race" and IQ testing / Mark Nathan Cohen
- African inputs to the IQ controversy, or why two-legged animals can't sit gracefully / Eugenia Shanklin
- Cultural amplifiers of intelligence: IQ and minority status in cross-cultural perspective / John U. Ogbu
- How heritability misleads about race / Ned Block
- Selections of evidence, misleading assumptions, and oversimplifications: the political message of The bell curve / John L. Horn
- Test scores, education, and poverty / Michael Hout
- Intelligence and success: is it all in the genes? / Bernie Devlin ... [et al.]
- Compensatory preschool education, cognitive development, and "race" / W. Steven Barnett and Gregory Camilli.