Eugenics and other evils/index
INDEX
Abnormal innocence and abnormal sin, alliance between, 4
Abortion, open advocacy of, 138
Affinity as a bar to marriage, 8
Altruism, remarks on, in
Anarchy, definition of, 22, 23
the opposite of Socialism, 159
Anglican Church, the, and question of disestablishment, 75
Aristocratic marriages, Eugenists and, 139 et seq.
Atheistic literary style, the, 46
Authority versus Reason, 132
Autocrats, Eugenists as, 15
Belloc, Mr., and the Servile State, 21, 165
rebuked by The Nation, 122
Blücher, Marshal, an alleged saying of, 124
Bolce, Mr., the super-Eugenist, 180, 181
Bolshevists, and "proletarian art," 169
Brummell, Mr., vanity of, 96
Burglary, punishment for, 36
Calvinism, immorality of, 126, 127
in the Middle Ages, 92
Calvinists and the doctrine of free-will, 52
Capitalists, and workmen, 133
Socialists and, 47
Casuists, Eugenists as, 14
Catholic countries, and the drink traffic, 122
Celtic sadness, and the desolation of Belfast, 121
Chesterton, G. K., and Socialism, 159 et seq.
on H. G. Wells, 69
rebuked by The Nation, 122
Children, and non-eugenic unions, 7
cruelty to: punishment for, 26-7
Christian conception of rebellion, the, 22, 23
Christian religion as protector of the ideal of marriage, 175
Christian serf, how he differed from a pagan slave, 102
Christianity, and freedom, 10
Church teaching, compulsory, 75
Church, the, and question of disestablishment, 75
"Class War, the," and Socialists, 47
Coercion, and control of sex-relationship, 155
Comic songs, and a sermon thereon, 169 et seq.
Compulsion, and sexual selection, 14, 155
Compulsory education, 95
vaccination, 77
Concordat, the, and the independence of the Roman Church, 75
Criminals, difference between lunatics and, 34, 35
proposed vivisection of, 79
punishment of, 25 et seq., 35 et seq.
Criminology as a disease, 167
Cruelty to children, punishment for, 26-7
Delusions, concrete and otherwise, 32 et seq.
Disestablishment, author's views on, 75
Doctors, as health advisers of the community, 55, 58
limits to their knowledge, 57
Education, compulsory, 95
Endeavourers, the, 17
English proletarians, anomalous attitude of, 175
Establishment, author's views on, 75 et seq.
Ethics, as opposed to Eugenics, 7
Eugenic Law, the first, and negative Eugenics, 19, 28
Eugenic State, beginning of the, 19
Eugenics and employment, 141
author's conception of, 12
becomes a fashion, 180
beginning of, 125
different meanings of, 4
essence of, 4
first principle of, 38
general definition of, 10
meanness of the motive of, 136 et seq., 146
moral basis of, 5
the false theory of, 3 et seq.
the real aim of, 91 et seq.
versus Ethics, 7
Eugenist, true story of a, 114 et seq.
Eugenists, and their new morality, 82
as Casuists, 14
as employers, 133, 137
as Euphemists, 12
their plutocratic impulse?, 139 et seq.
Mr. Wells' challenge to, 70
secret of what they really want, 73 et seq., 85
Euphemists, Eugenists as, 12
Fabians, and Socialism, 160
Feeble-Minded Bill, the, Eugenists and, 17, 1 8, 19, 20, 28, 51, 52
Feeble-mindedness, Dr. Saleeby on, 61
hereditary, 62, 63
Flogging, revival of, 25
Foulon, and the French peasants, 103
Freedom, Christianity and, 10
Free-will disbelieved by Eugenists, 52
Game laws, English, result of the, 110, 112
Golf, a Scotch minister's opinion of, 117
Great War, the, outbreak of, and its effect on Eugenics, 181
Health, and what it is, 59
Mr. Wells' views on inheritance of, 70, 85-6
not necessarily allied with beauty, 144
"Health adviser" of society, the, 55, 58
Hereditary diseases, and marriage, 44
Heredity, and feeble-mindedness, 62, 63
author's conception of, 64
incontestable proof of, 66
three first facts of, 66-7
unsatisfactory plight of students of, 66
uselessness of attempting to judge, 39
Housebreaking, punishment for, 36
Household gods of the heathen, 176
Housing problem, the, 164
Hutchinson, Colonel and Mrs., the historic instance of, 7
Huth, A. H., an admission by, 50
Idealists (see Autocrats)
Idiotcy, segregation of, 61
Imperialism, and its aims, 93
Imprisonment, the State and, 25
Incest, the crime of, 8, 9
Indeterminate sentence, the, instrument of, 35
principle of, 37
Individualism, the experiment of, 130
Individualists, early Victorian, 118
Intervention, Socialistic movements of, 166
Irish peasants, T. P. O'Connor on, 144
Madness, degrees of, 32
medical specialists and, 40, 41
the essence of, 44
(See also Lunacy)
Malthus, and his doctrine, 118
Mania, segregation of, 61
Marriage, and question of hereditary disease, 44
the aim of, 5
the Christian religion and, 175
Marriages, aristocratic, 139 et seq.
Marxian Socialists, and Capitalists, 47
Materialism, as the established church, 77
in speech, 46
Materialists, modern, 128
Medical specialists and madness, 40, 41
Mendicancy laws, result of the, 113
Metternich tradition, the, 154
Midas, 129
Middle Ages, the, 91 et seq.
Midias, segregation of, 29
Monogamy, author's views on, 176
Morality, and restraints on sex, 8
Neisser, Dr., 79
Newspapers, anarchic tendency of modern, 26
decadence of present-day, 73
Niagara, comparison of modern world with, 24
Nietzsche, 182
Non-eugenic unions, and children; 7
O'connor, T. P., on the Irish peasants, 144
Œdipus, and his incestuous marriage, 8
Om, the formless god of the East, 48
On, meaning and use of the word, 48
Osborne, Dorothy, and Sir William Temple, 7
Pagan slave, the, difference between Christian serf and, 102
Pearson, Dr. Karl, 50, 65, 181
Peasant art, comic songs as an instance of, 170
Persecution, author's views on, 77 et seq.
"Platonic friendship," 138
Politics in the Middle Ages, 92
Post Office, the State, 161
twin model of, 162
Precedenters, the, 17
Press, the, criticisms of, 73, 169
Prevention not better than cure, 55
Preventive medicine, fallacy of, 55
Prison system, the, 162
Procreation, prevention of, 138
Profiteering, author on, 124
"Proletarian art," 169
Property, author's views on, 160
Punishment, extension of, 25
Puritanical moral stories, immorality of, 126
Realities, denial of, 33
Reason versus Authority, 132
Rebellion, Christian conception of, 23
meaning of, 22
Reform and Repeal, 95
"Relations of the sexes," atheists and, 47
Religion in the Middle Ages, 92
Representative Government, the procedure of, 116
Rockefeller, Mr., 124
Russian Orthodox Church, the, and the State, 75
Saladin, Sultan, 100
Saleeby, Dr., 50
and a "health-book," 58
and feeble-mindedness, 61
and heredity, 68
Saturnalia, the Roman, 24
Scepticism, reactionary, 148
Science and tyranny, 76
Scotland, Church of, 76
Scotland, drunkenness in, 122
Segregation of strong-minded people, a suggested, 51
Serf, the, different from pagan slave, 102
Servile State, the, Mr. Belloc's theory of, 21, 165
Sex-relationship, controlled by coercion, 155
Sexes, the, relations of, 47
Sexual selection a destruction of Eugenics, 9
Shaw, Bernard, 162
and Sidney Webb, 161
as Puritan, 69
Slaves, breeding of, 10
Slum children, Mrs. Alec Tweedie and, 143
Smiles, Dr. Samuel, and the English tramp, 119
Snobbishness, an inverted, 117
Socialism as oppressor of the poor, 166
Socialism, the transformation of, 159 et seq.
Socialist system, foundation of the, 159
Socialists, and "solidarity," 46
their view of the State, 163
Specialists (medical) and madness, 40, 41
Spiritual pride, an example of, 96
Spiritual world, the, author's belief in, 63
State, the, and compulsion, 14
Socialist view of, 163
Statistics, fundamental fallacy in use of, 61
Steinmetz, Dr. R. S., 8, 181
Stevenson, R. L., and pre-natal conditions, 45
Temperance Reform, 164
Temple, Sir William, and Dorothy Osborne, 7
Tithes, question of, 75
Tory conception of anarchy, the, 22
Tramp, true history of a, 101 et seq.
Truant schools, Socialists and, 167
Tweedie, Mrs. Alec, and the children of the slums, 143
Tyranny of government by Science, 76
Vaccination, compulsory, 77
Vanity, hereditary and other, 62
Victorian Individualists, optimism of, 118
snobbishness, 117
Wages, "rise and fall of," 47
Webb, Sidney, and Bernard Shaw, 161
Wells, H. G., 55, 154
author's criticism of, 69-70
his "Mankind in the Making," 70
White Slave traffic, punishment for, 25
Witchcraft, punishment for, 26
Witch-hunting and witch burning, 63, 64
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