Homo-Culture; Or, The Improvement of Offspring Through Wiser GenerationHolbrook, M. L. (Martin Luther)
Philosophy
Homo-Culture; Or, The Improvement of Offspring Through Wiser Generation
Holbrook, M. L. (Martin Luther)
Eugenics; Heredity
Health, adaptation to environment necessary for, 149
Health, ideal of, 148
Health, importance of, in relation to marriage, 135, 168, 171
_Hearn, Professor_, 67
Hedonism, New, 48
Hereditary tastes of children, 204 _et seq._
Heredities, antagonistic, of two parents, 58
Heredity among Flat-head Indians, 213
Heredity, definition of, 100
Heredity and education, 111 _et seq._
Heredity, evils arising from, may be cured, 35
Heredity, exceptions to law of, 58
Heredity and germ plasm, 107
Heredity, importance of knowledge of, by teachers, 125
Heredity, modification of law of, 99
Heredity, preponderating influence of, 69, 89
Heredity, rational view of, 109
Heredity, spectre of, 127 _et seq._
Heredity, theories of, 73 _et seq._
Heredity, transformation of, 83
_Hering, Richard_, 70
Hidery tribes of British Columbia, 214
High-pressure, effects of living at, 152
Hypnotic sleep, differs from ordinary sleep only in degree, 223
Hypnotic suggestion, value of, as aid to education, 216
Hypnotism as suggestive therapeutics, 214
Horse, evolution of the, 102
Human selection, plans for, 135 _et seq._
Human kind, regarded as a whole, should be benefited by our conduct,
211
Human race, further improvement of impossible, if marriage relation be
regarded only from standpoint of sexual indulgence, 210
Humane sentiments, conflict of, with theories of evolution, 145 _et
seq._
Husband and wife, tendency to resemble each other, 89
_Huth, A. H._, 42
Hygiene, modern, as opposed to natural selection, 142 _et seq._
Hygiene, as the ethics of the body, 160
Hygiene, promises of, 158 _et seq._
Hygienic laws, punishment for infraction of, 161
Hygienic surroundings, importance of, 139
Hygienic training, value of, 151
Ideal of Health, 148
Idiots, education of, 25
Illustrative cases of prenatal influence, 60 _et seq._
Imagination, effect of, on unborn offspring, 55 _et seq._
Improvement of race. See _race improvement_.
Incas of Peru, consanguineous marriages among the, 23
Income, bodily, importance of living within, 152
Individual, the, as the beginning and end of the race, 50
Individuality, development of the, 126
Infanticide among Spartans, 15
Infanticide, former general prevalence of, 19
Infanticide in Plato's Republic, 11
Infanticide not morally permissible, 24
Inheritance of acquired characters, question as to the, 71, 73, 77,
79, 90, 109, 111 _et seq._
Inheritance, organic, wonders of, 101
Injuries during life, transmission of, 79 _et seq._
Injury to health through flattening the skull, 214
Instinct, explanations of origin of, 121
Instincts of the race for children, loss of, 208
Instruction and education, difference between, 210
Intelligence affected by head flattening, 214
Jacob, rods of, 56
_Jeune, Lady Mary_, 47
_Jowett, Professor B._, 25 _et seq._, 34
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