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Gould S.J., The Mismeasure of Man. A Brilliant and Controversial Study of Intelligence Testing "Superlative" - Nature — 1984 (Pelican Books)

Elegantly written and tightly argued, this book exposes the fatal flaws in intelligence testing - a manner of measuring that has become one of the most potent ideas in modern life - and reaffirms the richness and variety of human potential.

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Gould S. J., Ever Since Darwin. reflections in natural history — 1982

Scientific insight and flair combine in Stephen Gould's fascinating collection of reflections concerning - among other subjects - the importance and relevance of Darwinism, the question of size in nature and the bizzare sex life of a mushroom maggot.

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