Taboo and Genetics

Renew：Part 15
Author：Melvin Moses Knight Iva Lowther Peters and Phyllis Mary Blanchard
Update：08-15-2023
Tags：Politics Social Science
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Chapter 14 of his _Pure Sociology_, has been almost a bible on the s.e.x problem to sociologists, in spite of the fact that modern laboratory experimentation has disproved it in almost every detail. While a comparatively small number of people read this theory from the original source, it is still being scattered far and wide in the form of quotations, paraphrases, and interpretations by more popular writers. It is therefore necessary to gather together the biological data which are available from technical experimentation and medical research, in order that its social implications may be utilized to show the obsoleteness of this older and unscientific statement of the s.e.x problem in society.
Chapter I, biologists have accepted Weismann"s theory of a continuous germplasm, and that this germplasm, not the body, is the carrier of inheritance. n.o.body has so far produced evidence of any trace of any biological mechanism whereby development of part of the body--say the biceps of the brain--of the individual could possibly produce such a specific modification of the germplasm he carries as to result in the inheritance of a similar development by his offspring.
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Chapter II. We saw that a female could not have borne the hundredth part of his colts. This simply means that the effort or individual cost of impressing his characters upon the new generation is less than one one-hundredth that required of a female.
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Chapter III) believes that it is possible to differentiate women possessing a maternal impulse from those lacking such tendencies by the very anatomical structure. It is obvious that a woman endowed with a strong erotic nature requires a kind of s.e.xual relationship different from one whose interests are predominantly in her children. And both the s.e.xual and maternal types require different situations than the woman who combines the two instincts in her own personality for a normal expression of their emotional life.
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