10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PIGMOID»
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pigmoid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Everything, in short, suggests the culmination of one stage of life as if it
represented what was once, and for a very protracted and relatively stationary
period, the age of maturity in some remote, perhaps pigmoid stage of human
evolution, ...
2
Proceedings - Pacific Science Congress
the name of Papuans, but whose length ranks them indeed among the pigmoids!
So I want to lay the stress upon the fact that the pigmoid Papuans are not
confined to the far interior only, but that they have been found in the lower
mountains ...
when for many generations our pre-human forebears were pigmoid adults,
leading short lives and dying at or before the pubic growth increment now occurs.
" The theory is not altogether implausible, even in the absence of any evidence
that ...
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Adolescence: Its Social Psychology
Everything, in short, suggests the culmination of one stage of life as if it thus
represented what was once, and for a very protracted and relatively stationary
period, the age of maturity in some remote, perhaps pigmoid, stage of human
evolution, ...
5
Envisioning Sociology: Victor Branford, Patrick Geddes, and ...
Childhood lasts from age eight to twelve and Hall saw it as a sensual and
materialistic period that corresponds to the savage or “pigmoid” stage of human
evolution (Hall 1904: 1, x). It is psychologically equivalent to the cultural phase of
...
John Scott, R. J. Bromley, 2013
6
A History of Childhood: Children and Childhood in the West ...
Between the ages of 8 and 12, the child represents 'some remote, perhaps
pigmoid stage of human evolution'.Adolescence brings a 'new birth', and a
transitional stage between childlike savagery and maturity. 'Development is . . .
suggestive ...
7
Building a Better Race: Gender, Sexuality, and Eugenics from ...
Linking adolescence to recapitulation theory, he suggested that the growing
independence of children eight to twelve years old "corresponded to a lost
primitive 'pigmoid' race."73 Luckily, the more advanced races would outgrow this
...
8
Teen 2.0: Saving Our Children and Families from the Torment ...
... for the superanthropoid that man is to become.7 Everything, in short, suggests
the culmination of one stage of life as if it thus represented what was once... the
age of maturity in some remote, perhaps pigmoid, stage of human evolution.
Everything, in short, suggests the culmination of one stage of life as if it thus
represented what was once, and for a very protracted and relatively stationary
period, the age of maturity in some remote, perhaps pigmoid, stage of human
evolution, ...
10
Manliness and Civilization: A Cultural History of Gender and ...
... extrapolate from studies of civilized children to reconstruct the cultures of lost
primitive races.58 For example, he believed that the relative independence of
modern children eight to twelve years old corresponded to a lost primitive "
pigmoid" ...
