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Dealing with "defectives" Foster Kennedy and William Lennox on eugenics.
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Fentanyl abuse and dependence: further evidence for second hand exposure hypothesis. Comments by Eugene Gorman.
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Eugenics, "Baby Doe," and Peter Singer: toward a more "perfect" society.
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Eugenics, "Baby Doe," and Peter Singer: towards a more "perfect" society: a response.
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The Human Genome Project and eugenics: identifying the impact on individuals with mental retardation.
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Eugenics and sterilization in the heartland.
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Eugenics revisited: heredity deafness and genetic technology.
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The doctor's order: eugenic anxiety in Henry James's Washington square.
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Eugenics in evolutionary perspective.
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Eugenics and the "new genetics".
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Eugenics on the rise: a report from Singapore.
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Bad habits and bad genes: early 20th-century eugenic attempts to eliminate syphilis and associated "defects" from the United States.
American eugenists in the early 20th century distinguished "degenerates," including syphilitics, prostitutes, alcoholics and criminals, from the "normal" population by their particular bad habits. From eugenists' viewpoint, these bad habits were derived from bad character, a flaw that stemmed from an individual's bad genes. This essay explores how eugenists during this period characterized syphilitics and those with associated character "defects" in terms of heredity. Additionally, it examines the methods eugenists most frequently advocated to rectify these bad habits. These methods included marriage restriction, immigration control and reproductive sterilization. Overall, eugenists directed their efforts not so much at the "degenerate" as at his or her germ line.
The legality of eugenic sterilization in Australia.
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China's eugenics law on maternal and infant health care.
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Eugenic sterilization and a Nazi analogy.
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[Eugenic indications in the current status of abortion].
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