Suchergebnisse

Framing the topic -- To be or not to be -- Jewish intelligence -- Silent holocaust -- Human particularism -- Jewish particularism -- Infiltration theory (IT) -- A reassessment of vocabulary -- Are Jews Jews? -- Darwinism -- Ethical implications of Darwinism -- The anti-Darwinian rebellion -- Judaism and science -- 'Jewish studies' -- Zionism -- Lamarckian egalitarianism -- Anglo-American eugenicists -- The popular image of eugenics -- Eugenics and Hitler -- The Holocaust -- Deconstructing the eugenics bashers -- Eugenics in camouflage -- Euthanasia -- Abortion -- Eugenics recovers -- Israel and reproductive cloning -- A paradoxical attitude -- Some questions

Political correctness being what it is in academic life, sociobiology even had to be rechristened 'evolutionary psychology' to render it more palatable in some circles. The memory of the tragic deaths of so many Jews during World War II had been largely suppressed from Jewish publications prior to 1967, but after the Israeli 1967 military victory over the Arabs, a militant 'never again' mentality arose, and it required an integrated image of the enemy. An encouraging exception has been the already quite successful Jewish eugenics campaign against BRCA^sub 1^ and BRCA^sub 2^ pathologies, Tay-Sachs, cystic fibrosis and breast cancer pathologies, and Carmen lists other heavily Ashkenazim diseases such as Canavan, Gaucher, and Fanconi disorders as targeted for future eradication.

Based on a conference held on Dec. 2-5, 1987 in Vienna and organized by staff of the Wheatland Foundation. ; Mode of access: Internet.