Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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... races of Africa , Australia , and Melanesia are to a certain extent inferior to the races of Asia , America , and Europe . We find that on the aver- age the size of the brain of the negroid races is less than the size of the brain of ...
... races of Africa , Australia , and Melanesia are to a certain extent inferior to the races of Asia , America , and Europe . We find that on the aver- age the size of the brain of the negroid races is less than the size of the brain of ...
Strana 6
... races of man , no matter how prim- itive they may be in comparison with ourselves , these faculties are highly developed . It is not impossible that the degree of development of these func- tions may differ somewhat among different ...
... races of man , no matter how prim- itive they may be in comparison with ourselves , these faculties are highly developed . It is not impossible that the degree of development of these func- tions may differ somewhat among different ...
Strana 11
... races , the organization of the mind is on the whole alike , and that the varieties of mind found in different races do not exceed , perhaps not even reach , the amount of normal individual variation in each race . It has been indicated ...
... races , the organization of the mind is on the whole alike , and that the varieties of mind found in different races do not exceed , perhaps not even reach , the amount of normal individual variation in each race . It has been indicated ...
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