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Routledge
412 Pages
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Routledge
412 Pages
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Routledge
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This is Volume XVII of thirty-eight in collection on General Psychology. Originally published in 1932, this is an orientation text on the sciences of man in the making and looks at man as an inhabitant of the earth, how life is preserved, varieties of the human species, avoiding waste and the behaviour of man amongst more.
Chapter I: NATURE AND METHODS OF SCIENCE PAGE, Chapter II: MAN AS AN INHABITANT OF THE EARTH, Chapter III: VARIETIES OF HUMAN SPECIES AND THEIR MODES OF LIVING, OR ANTHROPOLOGY AND ETHNOLOGY, Chapter IV: HOW LIFE IS PRESERVED, OR PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE, Chapter V: IMPROVING THE HUMAN SPECIES, OR EUGENICS, Chapter VI: AVOIDING WASTE, OR ECONOMICS, Chapter VII: MEANS OF CONTROL, OR POLITICAL SCIENCE, Chapter VIII: HOW MAN BEHAVES, OR GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, Chapter IX: PERSONALITY DIFFERENCES , OR INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGY, Chapter X: BEHAVIOUR IN RELATION TO OTHERS, OR SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, Chapter XI: ORGANIZED GROUP LIVING, OR SOCIOLOGY, Chapter XII: CHANGING HUMAN BEINGS, OR EDUCATION, Chapter XIII: MAN AND THE UNSEEN WORLD, OR RELIGION, Chapter XIV: REGULATION OF HUMAN INTERACTION, OR MORALS, Chapter XV: MAN, THE MASTER OF LIFE, DEVELOPING A SCIENCE OF ETHICAL LIVING, Suggested Readings, Index
Biography
Edwin A. Kirkpatrick
