There are 84 articles right now in the "Science" section.[Last Update: January 13, 2001]
The "IQ Myth" Myth and the "g" Factor:
Christopher Brand's "The G Factor" is now available on-line (link)
An Interview with Charles Murray from Skeptic volume 3, number 2, 1995.
NPR Interview with Charles Murray, 10-28-1994.
Kings of Men: A Special issue of the journal INTELLIGENCE about Arthur Jensen by Douglas K. Detterman
Mainstream science on Intelligence from The Wall Street Journal
Neo-Lysenkoism, IQ, and the press by Bernard D. Davis
A critique of Gould by Arthur Jensen
Reflections on Stephen Jay Gould's "The Mismeasure of Man" by John B. Carroll
The Errors and Omissions of the Revised Edition of Gould's "The Mismeasure of Man" by J. Philippe Rushton
The Bell Curve and its Critics by Charles Murray
The Consequences of variable intelligence by Tatu Vanhanen
The Journal Intelligence on Intelligence by Douglas K. Detterman.
The G Factor - The Book and the Controversy by Prof. Edward Miller
Cranial Capacity and IQ by R.T. Osborne
IQ Will Put You in Place by Charles Murray
Link Found Between IQ Scores And Delinquency
The Evidence for the Concept of Intelligence by Cyril Burt
Inequality by Design - a Review by Linda S. Gottfredson
The Emergence of a Cognitive Elite by Volkmar Weiss
Replies from the "Other Side", and Counter-replies of their Replies:
Commentary: Replies and Counter-replies(in reference to "The Bell Curve and its Critics")
Does Brain Size Matter ? - A Reply to Rushton and Ankney by Michael Peters
Brain Size matters - A reply to Peters by J. Philippe Rushton and C. Davison Ankney
The Nature versus Nurture debate:
To What Extent is One's IQ Written in the Genes - an excerpt from a BBC news article by Pallab Ghosh
A Substantial Inheritance by Daniel Seligman
Sources of human psychological differences
The role of inheritance in behavior by Robert Plomin
The Limited Plasticity of Human Intelligence by Arthur Jensen
Genes, Environment, and Personality by Thomas J. Bouchard
Nature's Mind - a Review by Louis Andrews
Recent Developments in Human Behavioral Genetics
Stranger in the Nest - a Review by Edward M. Miller
Some References to Current Research on IQ, Race and Genetics
Gene Boosts Athletic Performance
Racial differences and group evolutionary strategies:
Virtue in "Racism" ? by Raymond B. Cattell
Chapter Five of Separation And Its Discontents, Volume II of the Judaism as a Group Evolutionary Strategy seriesby Kevin MacDonald
Egalitarian fiction and collective fraud by Linda S. Gottfredson
Indoctrination and Group Evolutionary strategies: The Case of Judaism by Kevin MacDonald
Whither Judaism and the West: the last chapter of the last book of the Judaism as a Group Strategy series byKevin MacDonald
Professor Shockley's Experiment by Glayde Whitney
Race as a Biological concept by J. Philippe Rushton
Race differences in Intelligence: a global perspective by Richard Lynn
Race, genetics, and human reproductive strategies by J. Philippe Rushton
Tracing the Genetic History of Modern Man, a Review of "The History and Geography of Human Genes" by Edward M. Miller
Why Race Matters: a review and extension by Edward M. Miller
The Evolutionary Function of prejudice by Alan McGregor
Race, Evolution, and Behavior Summary by Glayde Whitney
Race, Evolution, and Behavior Summary by Mark Snyderman
The Reality of Race - A Summary of John R. Baker's book: "Race" by Thomas Jackson
Paternal provisioning versus Mate-seeking in Human Populations by Edward M. Miller
Chapter 12 of the book "The 'g' Factor" by Arthur Jensen
On the biological meaning of race by Paul Grubach
Race and Crime: an International Dilemma by J. Philippe Rushton
Does Race Matter - Recent Developments by Louis Andrews
On The Culture of Critique from Chronicles, Volume 24, No. 9, September 2000
Spearman's Hypothesis and Test Score Differences Between Whites, Indians, and Blacks in South Africa by Richard Lynn & Kenneth Owen
The Racial Genetics of Intelligence: The Gadfly Interview with Dr. Robert Gordon by Christina Papavasiliou
Scanning Brains for Insights on Racial Perception (and my comments)
IQs in various countries by Rodrigo de la Jara, who wished to add the following note:
"Rodrigo de la Jara believes in human genetic improvement via genetic engineering but considers traditional eugenics to be an impractical, inefficient, simpleminded, and unjustifiably cruel way to achieve improvements in humanity." This is an important reminder that the authors of the articles hosted or linked to on The Evolutionary Perspective web site do not necessarily agree with other views expressed here(such as my pro-eugenics views).
As for the statement itself, I would add that Genetic Engineering has a much more dangerous potential than eugenics, due to the complex nature and the delicate equilibrium of human genetics. As for his implicit claim that there may be other, more efficient and practical ways of improving humanity, I hope he is not referring to social/environmental intervention. But if he is, why is he even talking about "inefficiency", "simplemindedness" and "impracticality" when referring to eugenics ?Is Kevin MacDonald a Scholar ? by Frank Salter
Replies from the "Other Side", and Counter-replies of their Replies:
On the similarities of American blacks and whites - a reply to Rushton by Zack Cernovsky
Race and Crime: A Reply to Cernovsky and Litman by J. Phillipe Rushton
It's Official: Races Differ Genetically by Glayde Whitney
A liberal article suggesting that racial differences in IQ are environmental
Discrimination and IQ - a refutation by Simon Ouellette
Evolutionary theory:
Evolution, Altruism, and Genetic Similarity Theory by J. Phillipe Rushton
Geographical centrality as an explanation for racial differences in intelligence by Edward M. Miller
Thalamic inhibition in the Evolution of Human intelligence: Evolutionary pressure for cortical inhibition by K. K. Glendenning
The Evolution of Australian and Amerindian intelligence by Edward M. Miller
The Role of Cognition in Evolutionary Theory by F. J. Irsigler
Wright and Wrong by Richard Lynn
Evolutionary Psychology Primer by Leda Cosmides & John Tooby
Evolution and the Origins of Disease by Randolph M. Nesse & George C. Williams
The Black Death as a Eugenic Event by Dr. Elmer Pendell
Climate and Intelligence: A Comment on Lynn by Edward M. Miller
How We Acquire a Sense of Morality by H.J. Eysenck
