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  3. The J.H.B. bookshelf

    Diana Long Hall, Judith P. Swazey in Journal of the History of Biology
    Article 01 September 1972

  4. Toward a Concept of Man and Human Nature

    With the preceding chapter we have completed the original task which we had set ourselves: To identify the nature and causes of the...
    K. William Kapp in Toward a Science of Man in Society
    Chapter 1961

  5. The J. H. B. bookshelf

    Judith P. Swazey in Journal of the History of Biology
    Article 01 September 1968

  8. Harvey redux

    Robert G. Frank Jr. in Journal of the History of Biology
    Article 01 March 1972

  9. Measuring man's needs

    Jane O'Hara-May in Journal of the History of Biology
    Article 01 September 1971

  10. Explanation in biology

    Bentley Glass in Journal of the History of Biology
    Article 01 March 1969

  11. The recent historiography of genetics

    It is evident how much Olby and Provine have contributed to a better understanding of the emergence of genetics. It is equally evident, I believe,...

    Ernst Mayr in Journal of the History of Biology
    Article 01 March 1973

  13. The Peace Contribution in England

    The world war proved the value of the refugees to the Allied cause in manifold branches of science and scholarship. The end of the war opened new...
    Norman Bentwich in The Rescue and Achievement of Refugee Scholars
    Chapter 1953

  14. The Africans’ “Place in Nature”

    The terms “racism” and “racist” have become highly emotive since the 1930’s, when a special variety of racism was taken up and carried to power in...
    Philip D. Curtin in The Image of Africa
    Chapter 1964

  15. First Congressional Reconstruction

    The first session of the Thirty-ninth Congress, meeting from December 1865 to July 1866, was one of the most important in American history. Its work...
    W. R. Brock in An American Crisis
    Chapter 1963
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