The Need for Eugenic Reform

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The Need for Eugenic Reform is an early 20th-century book by Leonard Darwin advocating for the application of eugenic principles to social and public policy.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
eugenics literature
non-fiction book
aim to persuade policymakers to adopt eugenic measures
associatedMovement eugenics movement
associatedPerson Leonard Darwin
author Leonard Darwin
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
ethicalAssessmentByModernScholars considered ethically problematic and scientifically discredited
genre scientific literature
social science
historicalContext early 20th-century eugenics movement in Britain
historicalSignificance example of early 20th-century pro-eugenics advocacy in Britain
ideologicalOrientation pro-eugenics
influencedBy early genetics
social Darwinism
intendedAudience policymakers
scientific community
social reformers
language English
mainSubject eugenics
heredity
human reproduction
public policy
social policy
positionOnEugenics advocates application of eugenic principles to society
positionOnPublicPolicy supports integrating eugenic ideas into public policy
publicationCentury 20th century

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Leonard Darwin notableWork The Need for Eugenic Reform
Leonard Darwin notableWork The Need for Eugenic Reform
this entity surface form: "The Need for Eugenic Reform and Other Essays"
Leonard Darwin notableWork The Need for Eugenic Reform
this entity surface form: "The Need for Eugenic Reform (1926)"

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