How did eugenics come to exert such powerful and broad appeal? What events shaped its direction? Whose interests did it finally serve? Why did it fall into disrepute? Has it survived in other guises? These are some of the questions that Diane Paul sets out to answer - questions that have acquired a new urgency in light of developments in genetic medicine.
| Author | Diane B. Paul |
| Publisher | Humanities Press International |
| Release Date | 1995 |
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| Pages | 184 pages |
