Eugenics; Sexual ethics; Women -- Social and moral questions
Early Attempts to construct an International Language--The Urgent Need
of an Auxiliary Language To-day--Volapuek--The Claims of
Spanish--Latin--The Claims of English--Its Disadvantages--The Claims of
French--Its Disadvantages--The Modern Growth of National Feeling opposed
to Selection of a Natural Language--Advantages of an Artificial
Language--Demands it must Fulfil--Esperanto--Its Threatened
Disruption--The International Association for the Adoption of an
Auxiliary International Language--The First Step to Take 349
XII.--INDIVIDUALISM AND SOCIALISM
Social Hygiene in Relation to the Alleged Opposition between Socialism
and Individualism--The Two Parties in Politics--The Relation of
Conservatism and Radicalism to Socialism and Individualism--The Basis of
Socialism--The Basis of Individualism--The seeming Opposition between
Socialism and Individualism merely a Division of Labour--Both Socialism
and Individualism equally Necessary--Not only Necessary, but
Indispensable to each other--The Conflict between the Advocates of
Environment and Heredity--A New Embodiment of the supposed Conflict
between Socialism and Individualism--The place of Eugenics--Social
Hygiene ultimately one with the Hygiene of the Soul--The Function of
Utopias 381
INDEX 407
THE TASK OF SOCIAL HYGIENE
I
INTRODUCTION
The Aim of Social Hygiene--Social Reform--The Rise of Social Reform
out of English Industrialism--The Four Stages of Social Reform--(1)
The Stage of Sanitation--(2) Factory Legislation--(3) The Extension
of the Scope of Education--(4) Puericulture--The Scientific
Evolution corresponding to these Stages--Social Reform only Touched
the Conditions of Life--Yet Social Reform Remains highly
Necessary--The Question of Infantile Mortality and the Quality of
the Race--The Better Organization of Life Involved by Social
Hygiene--Its Insistence on the Quality rather than on the
Conditions of Life--The Control of Reproduction--The Fall of the
Birth-rate in Relation to the Quality of the Population--The
Rejuvenation of a Society--The Influence of Culture and Refinement
on a Race--Eugenics--The Regeneration of the Race--The Problem of
Feeble-Mindedness--The Methods of Eugenics--Some of the Problems
which Face us.
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