Huxley, Julian, 1887-1975.
The uniqueness of man, by Julian Huxley ... - London: Chatto & Windus, 1937. - xiii, 299, [1] p. illus. 23 cm.
American edition (New York, Harper & Brothers) has title: Man stands alone.
The uniqueness of man.--Eugenics and society.--Climate and human history.--The concept of race.--The size of living things.--The origins of species.--Mice and men.--The way of the dodo.--The courtship of animals.--The intelligence of birds.--Science, natural and social.--The analysis of fame.--Scientific humanism.--Religion as an objective problem.--Life can be worth living.
41007178
Human beings.
Biology.
QH311 / .H92 1941
575.0162 / DAO
The uniqueness of man, by Julian Huxley ... - London: Chatto & Windus, 1937. - xiii, 299, [1] p. illus. 23 cm.
American edition (New York, Harper & Brothers) has title: Man stands alone.
The uniqueness of man.--Eugenics and society.--Climate and human history.--The concept of race.--The size of living things.--The origins of species.--Mice and men.--The way of the dodo.--The courtship of animals.--The intelligence of birds.--Science, natural and social.--The analysis of fame.--Scientific humanism.--Religion as an objective problem.--Life can be worth living.
41007178
Human beings.
Biology.
QH311 / .H92 1941
575.0162 / DAO