Race in Mind

Delve into the complex intersection of race and intelligence with "Race in Mind" by Alexander Alland. Published by Palgrave USA in 2002, this thought-provoking work spans 219 pages and offers an extensive examination of the history surrounding race and IQ research. Alland, a seasoned anthropologist, critically analyzes the claims of notable figures such as Carlton Coon, Arthur Jensen, and William Shockley, who have propagated biological determinism. This insightful critique not only challenges these controversial viewpoints but also engages with broader themes of racism and racial discrimination in the context of social science and ethnic studies. "Race in Mind" stands as an essential reference for anyone seeking to understand the evolving discourse on race, intelligence, and their implications in society. Enhance your knowledge and engage with one of the key texts in contemporary anthropology and sociology.