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Galton Francis:     more books (100)

The Art of Rough Travel: From the Peculiar to Practical, Advice From a 19th Century Explorer by Francis Galton, 2006-09 Hereditary Genius An Inquiry Into Its Laws And Consequences by Francis Galton, 2009-09-19 Inquiries into human faculty and its development by Francis Galton, 1907-01-01 Extreme Measures: The Dark Visions and Bright Ideas of Francis Galton by Martin Brookes, 2004-10-11 Essays in Eugenics by Sir Francis Galton, 2004-10-08 A Life of Sir Francis Galton: From African Exploration to the Birth of Eugenics by Nicholas Wright Gillham, 2001-11-01 The Art of Travel by Francis Galton, 2010-03-07 Francis Galton: The Life and Work of a Victorian Genius by Derek William Forrest, 1974-12 Finger Prints (Great Minds) by Francis Galton, 2006-06 The Art of Travel Shifts and Contrivances Available in Wild Countries by Francis Galton, 2009-10-04 Inquiries Into Human Faculty And Its Development - Francis Galton by Francis Galton, 2010-02-03 Francis Galton: Pioneer of Heredity and Biometry by Michael Bulmer, 2003-11-19 Probability: The Foundation of Eugenics (1907) by Sir Francis Galton, 2009-06-25 Fighting for the Good Cause: Reflections on Francis Galton's Legacy to American Hereditarian Psychology (Transactions of the American Philosophical Society) by Gerald Sweeney, 2001-05

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1. Francis Galton
   A critical account of the nineteenth century scientist's work on genetics, evolution and biological Category Science Biology HistoryFrancis Galton Pioneer of Heredity and Biometry. This site publishesa book by Michael Bulmer about the work of the nineteenth century  
   http://www.francisgalton.com/
   
   Extractions: (This program is available as a free download if you do not have it.) Bookmarks are provided for navigating within and between the PDF files. A very useful Galton resource is http://galton.org run by Gavan Tredoux . It contains most of Galton's books, some of his papers, Karl Pearson's Life of Galton, and a photogallery. E-mail me if you have problems or comments.

2. Francis Galton
   Francis Galton Seite aus einem deutschsprachigen OnlinePhilosophenlexikon. Francis Galton (1822 - 1911). Francis Galton ist ein Evolutionist.  
   http://www.philosophenlexikon.de/galton.htm
   
   Extractions: Ebbinghaus - Ewald ... Geschichte der Philosophie Diskussion PhilTalk Philosophieforen Andere Lexika PhilLex -Lexikon der Philosophie Lexikon der griechischen Mythologie PhiloThek Bibliothek der Klassiker Zeitschriftenlesesaal Nachschlagewerke Allgemeine Information ... Dokumentenlieferdienste Spiele Philosophisches Galgenraten PhilSearch.de Shops PhiloShop PhiloShirt Service Kontakt Impressum eMail Francis Galton ist ein Evolutionist. Er arbeite vor allem zur Vererbungslehre (Statistische Methode ) und der Eugenik , der Verbesserung der Menschenrasse durch Beeinflussung der Selektion. Die allgemeinen Vorstellungen nennt er generic images oder blended memories . Er leitet sie aus der Vermischung der Differenzen von Vorstellungen eines und desselben Gegenstandes ab. powered by Uwe Wiedemann

3. Galton
   Francis Galton. Born An explorer and anthropologist, Francis Galtonis known for his pioneering studies of human intelligence. He  
   http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Galton.html
   
   Extractions: An explorer and anthropologist, Francis Galton is known for his pioneering studies of human intelligence. He devoted the latter part of his life to eugenics, i.e. improving the physical and mental makeup of the human species by selected parenthood. Although weak in mathematics his ideas strongly influenced the development of statistics particularly his proof that a normal mixture of normal distributions is itself normal. Another of his major findings was reversion. This was his formulation of regression and its link to the bivariate normal distribution. He also made important contributions to the fields of meteorology, anthropometry, and physical anthropology. Galton was an indefatigable explorer and an investigator of human intelligence. Galton, the cousin of Charles Darwin, was convinced that pre-eminence in various fields was due almost entirely to hereditary factors. He opposed those who claimed intelligence or character were determined by environmental factors. He inquired into racial differences, something almost unacceptable today, and was one of the first to employ questionnaire and survey methods, which he used to investigate mental imagery in different groups of people.

4. WIEM: Galton Francis
   galton francis (18221911), filozof amator, inicjator bada i tworzenia teorii psychologii indywidualnej. Bada czowieka nie w odosobnieniu  
   http://www.encyklopedia.pl/wiem/00ca94.html
   
   Extractions: poka¿ powi±zane Galton Francis (1822-1911), filozof amator, inicjator badañ i tworzenia teorii psychologii indywidualnej. Bada³ cz³owieka nie w odosobnieniu, lecz w zwi±zku z otoczeniem. Rozwój psychologii indywidualnej przez Galtona posiada³ podwójne znaczenie dla filozofii: realizowa³ idea³ naukowo¶ci, budzi³ nadzieje, ¿e indywidualna filozofia cz³owieka zajmie miejsce ca³ej tradycyjnej filozofii, gdy¿ dadz± siê do niej sprowadziæ: logika, etyka, estetyka. Powodowa³o to, ¿e filozofowie ówcze¶ni stali na stanowisku, ¿e zagadnienia logiczne, etyczne i estetyczne s± naprawdê zagadnieniami psychologicznymi. Zobacz równie¿ Logika Etyka Estetyka Powi±zania Dziedziczno¶æ psychiczna Biometria Eugenika Daktyloskopia ... do góry Encyklopedia zosta³a opracowana na podstawie Popularnej Encyklopedii Powszechnej Wydawnictwa Fogra

5. Francis Galton
   Francis Galton. (18221911) British Psychologist. Education. Career.Publications. Major Contributions. developed the correlation  
   http://www.indiana.edu/~intell/galton.html
   
   Extractions: Education Career Publications Major Contributions "...developed the correlation method and was an early proponent of statistical analysis as applied to mental and behavioral phenomena. He also made important contributions to the fields of meteorology, anthropometry, and physical anthropology. Galton was an indefatigable explorer and an inquirer into human intelligence" Convinced that success was due to heredity, opposed those who stressed the enviroment's impact on intelligence or character. Studied several sets of twins to examine nature and nurture, was an advocate of human breeding restrictions. "One of the first to employ questionnaire and survey methods, which he used to investigate mental imagery in different groups." References:

6. Francis Galton
   Francis Galton an Exploration in Intellectual Biography and History.Francis Galton (18221911) was arguably the most respected  
   http://www.maps.jcu.edu.au/hist/stats/galton/
   
   Extractions: Francis Galton ( -1911) was arguably the most respected and influential British scientific advocate of schemes of hereditary improvement in the half-century or so after 1860. His ideas informed thinking about race and national identity in Britain and Australia, between 1860 and 1920. Galton's early life, his wide ranging scientific pursuits between 1844 and the mid-1860s, and his creation of eugenics, the science of improving human heredity characteristics are outlined to provide a comprehensive background about Galton and his influence on the 'science' of statistics. In the course of your investigation of these pages, we would be interested to have you appraise Galton's thinking about the relations between heredity, politics and the rights of the individual. How adequate, for example, is it to characterise Galton and the science he developed as racist. Further, as students of Australian history, how should we view Galton's thinking on race and colonial endeavour? Early Life, Medical Experiences, Scientific Training

7. WIEM: Galton Francis
   (encyklopedia.pl)Category World Polska Leksykon Encyklopedia encyklopedia.pl Ggalton francis (18221911), filozof amator, inicjator badan i tworzenia teoriipsychologii indywidualnej. Badal czlowieka nie w odosobnieniu  
   http://wiem.onet.pl/wiem/00ca94.html
   
   Extractions: poka¿ powi±zane Galton Francis (1822-1911), filozof amator, inicjator badañ i tworzenia teorii psychologii indywidualnej. Bada³ cz³owieka nie w odosobnieniu, lecz w zwi±zku z otoczeniem. Rozwój psychologii indywidualnej przez Galtona posiada³ podwójne znaczenie dla filozofii: realizowa³ idea³ naukowo¶ci, budzi³ nadzieje, ¿e indywidualna filozofia cz³owieka zajmie miejsce ca³ej tradycyjnej filozofii, gdy¿ dadz± siê do niej sprowadziæ: logika, etyka, estetyka. Powodowa³o to, ¿e filozofowie ówcze¶ni stali na stanowisku, ¿e zagadnienia logiczne, etyczne i estetyczne s± naprawdê zagadnieniami psychologicznymi. Zobacz równie¿ Logika Etyka Estetyka Powi±zania Dziedziczno¶æ psychiczna Biometria Eugenika Daktyloskopia ... do góry Encyklopedia zosta³a opracowana na podstawie Popularnej Encyklopedii Powszechnej Wydawnictwa Fogra

8. Francis Galton
   Francis Galton an Exploration in Intellectual Biography and History Francis Galton (18221911) was arguably the most respected and influential British scientific advocate of schemes of hereditary improvement in the half-century or so after 1860.  
   http://www.cimm.jcu.edu.au/hist/stats/galton
   
   Extractions: Francis Galton ( -1911) was arguably the most respected and influential British scientific advocate of schemes of hereditary improvement in the half-century or so after 1860. His ideas informed thinking about race and national identity in Britain and Australia, between 1860 and 1920. Galton's early life, his wide ranging scientific pursuits between 1844 and the mid-1860s, and his creation of eugenics, the science of improving human heredity characteristics are outlined to provide a comprehensive background about Galton and his influence on the 'science' of statistics. In the course of your investigation of these pages, we would be interested to have you appraise Galton's thinking about the relations between heredity, politics and the rights of the individual. How adequate, for example, is it to characterise Galton and the science he developed as racist. Further, as students of Australian history, how should we view Galton's thinking on race and colonial endeavour? Early Life, Medical Experiences, Scientific Training

9. Galton Francis Francis Galton's Art Of Travel (1872)
   galton francis Francis Galton's art of travel (1872).galton francis. Francis Galton's art of travel (1872)  
   http://www.cheap-point.com/Galton-Francis-Francis-Galtons-art-of-travel-07153513

10. The Art Of Travel Galton Francis
    The Art of Travel galton francis. Author galton francis.Title The Art of Travel Subject Travel  
    http://www.smart-scifi.com/Galton-Francis-The-Art-of-Travel-159048052X.html

11. Francis Galton
    Francis Galton. Francis Galton was born in 1822 in Birmingham, England, to SamuelTertius Galton, a banker, and Violetta Darwin, daughter of Erasmus Darwin.  
    http://students.vassar.edu/jelinden/galton.htm
    
    Extractions: Francis Galton was born in 1822 in Birmingham, England, to Samuel Tertius Galton, a banker, and Violetta Darwin, daughter of Erasmus Darwin. Galton, who was a cousin to Charles Darwin, began his own precocious education quite young: "at two and a half, he could read; at four, he could write and do arithmetic; at eight, he was comfortable with classical Latin texts." He began his advanced education at King's College Medical School, in London, then left King's College in 1840 for Cambridge University to read mathematics.* Galton first published eugenicist ideas in 1865 in an article for Macmillan's Magazine . These ideas, later expanded into a book entitled Hereditary Genius where he proposed to show that "a man's natural abilities are derived by inheritance."** He inspected English judges over a period of two hundred years and classified them according to both "reputation" and their "natural gifts." After inspecting judges, statesmen, English peers, military commanders, literary men, men of science, poets, musicians, painters, divines, "senior classics of Cambridge," oarsmen and wrestlers, he argues that not only genius, but also skill and strength are hereditary in men. In Hereditary Genius Galton also puts forward an idea key to the study of "prejudice and policy" in Victorian England. Recognizing Galton's idea that "out of two varieties of any race of animal who are equally endowed in other respects, the most intelligent variety is sure to prevail in the battle of life,"*** the system of racial ranking that he uses in his chapter "The Comparative Worth of Different Races" describes an inherent prejudice against other races through the eyes of science. Using a letter ranking system in which "X" denotes the highest grade of natural ability and "x" denotes the lowest grade, his scale progresses in this manner, from lowest to highest:

12. Lefalophodon Francis Galton
    Francis Galton (18221911). Every long-established race has necessarilyits peculiar fitness for the conditions under which it has  
    http://www.nceas.ucsb.edu/~alroy/lefa/Galton.html
    
    Extractions: "Every long-established race has necessarily its peculiar fitness for the conditions under which it has lived, owing to the sure operation of Darwin's law of natural selection." English social scientist, an outspoken hereditarian and selectionist and (alone with his disciple Karl Pearson ) a founder of biometrics. Galton conducted extensive statistical studies of heredity in humans, including the first major twin study (1883). A virulent racist, he popularized the phrase "nature and nurture" from 1874 onward specifically so he could downplay the latter. He also coined the term "eugenics" (1883) and essentially founded the eugenics movement with arguments going back to 1865, although his ideas did not gain wide acceptance until the turn of the century, spurred on by the rediscovery of Mendel 's laws of inheritance. A first cousin of Darwin and a witness of the famous Huxley -Wilberforce debate of 1860, he was a staunch supporter of natural selection even at its lowest, late 19th-century ebb. Ironically, he argued that selection on minor variations was too weak to produce long-term evolutionary changes, which instead were due to occasional saltations. Despite having read Galton's 1869 book, Darwin himself still took a dim view of the influence of heredity on human behavior in his The Descent of Man (1871). As a member of

13. Francis Galton - Wikipedia
    Francis Galton. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Sir Francis Galtonwas an English explorer, anthropologist and founder of eugenics.  
    http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Galton
    
    Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Other languages: Italiano From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Sir Francis Galton February 16 ) was an English explorer statistician anthropologist , advocate of eugenics (he coined the term), and investigator of the human mind. He was born near Sparkbrook, Birmingham and was Charles Darwin 's half first cousin, his mother and Darwin's father having been children of Erasmus Darwin by separate marriages. His inquiries into the mind involved detailed recording of subjects' own explanations for if and how their minds dealt with things such as mental imagery. In statistics , Galton was the first to describe and explain the common phenomenon of regression toward the mean in the and . After examining forearm and height measurements, Galton introduced the concept of

14. Rocky Road: Francis Galton
    Francis Galton. Character and ability are inherited. That was Francis Galton'sconviction, one that served him well, given his own impressive pedigree.  
    http://www.strangescience.net/galton.htm
    
    Extractions: Character and ability are inherited. That was Francis Galton's conviction, one that served him well, given his own impressive pedigree. When reading Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species , Galton claimed that he "devoured its contents and assimilated them as fast as they were devoured, a fact which may be ascribed to an hereditary bent of mind that both its illustrious author and myself have inherited from our common grandfather, Dr. Erasmus Darwin." In fact, Charles Darwin may have found some of his cousin's ideas a little embarrassing. A man of means, Galton studied at Cambridge, then began traveling. After wandering about without much purpose for several years, he sharpened his ambition and began an expedition to Africa, assimilating a wealth of knowledge about the landscape. Yet his opinions of some of its inhabitants were shocking. Once, while I watched a [member of the Damara tribe in Southern Africa] floundering hopelessly in a calculation on one side of me, I observed Dinah, my spaniel, equally embarrassed on the other. She was overlooking half a dozen of her new-born puppies, which had been removed two or three times from her, and her anxiety was excessive. . . . She evidently had a vague notion of counting, but the figure was too large for her brain. Taking the two as they stood, dog and Damara, the comparison reflected no great honour on the man. On the other hand, when Galton later heard of a violent dispute between European travelers and a neighboring African tribe, he sympathized with the Africans, thinking the Europeans should have remembered they were guests in someone else's country.

15. Francis Galton
    Francis Galton. Born 16 Feb 1822 in Sparkbrook (near Birmingham), England.Died 17 Jan 1911 in Grayshott House, Haslemere, Surrey, England.  
    http://www.roma.unisa.edu.au/10920/Galton.htm
    
    Extractions: Francis Galton Born: 16 Feb 1822 in Sparkbrook (near Birmingham), England Died: 17 Jan 1911 in Grayshott House, Haslemere, Surrey, England Galton is best known for proving that a normal mixture of normal distributions is itself normal. An explorer and anthropologist, Galton is known for his pioneering studies of human intelligence. He devoted the latter part of his life to eugenics, i.e. improving the physical and mental makeup of the human species by selected parenthood. Although weak in mathematics his ideas strongly influenced the development of statistics particularly his proof that a normal mixture of normal distributions is itself normal. Another of his major findings was reversion. This was his formulation of regression and its link to the bivariate normal distribution. He also made important contributions to the fields of meteorology, anthropometry, and physical anthropology. Galton was an indefatigable explorer and an investigator of human intelligence. Galton, the cousin of Charles Darwin, was convinced that pre-eminence in various fields was due almost entirely to hereditary factors. He opposed those who claimed intelligence or character were determined by environmental factors. He inquired into racial differences, something almost unacceptable today, and was one of the first to employ questionnaire and survey methods, which he used to investigate mental imagery in different groups of people. His work led him to advocate breeding restrictions.

16. Galton
    Translate this page galton francis anglais, 1822-1911 On doit à ce physiologiste, anthropologue,météorologue, grand voyageur (explorateur en Afrique  
    http://www.sciences-en-ligne.com/momo/chronomath/chrono1/Galton.html

17. Cenetic Catalog - GENERAL ASPECTS
    Exploration in Intellectual Biography; Galton Eugenics; galton francis foto; Galton Laboratory for National Eugenics; Galton Papers;  
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18. Phoenix Press: Art Of Travel (1872)
    The Art of Travel (1872). Or, Shifts and Contrivances Available in Wild Countries.Galton, Francis. Add to shopping basket Add to shopping basket. Press Reviews.  
    http://www.phoenixpress.co.uk/titlelist.asp?authed=Galton Francis

19. 1876 - Francis Galton
    Francis Galton (18221911) offers a statistical approach to understandinginheritance. Soon after publication rest. Francis Galton. The law  
    http://www.laskerfoundation.org/news/gnn/timeline/1876.html
    
    Extractions: Francis Galton (1822-1911) offers a statistical approach to understanding inheritance. Soon after publication of Charles Darwin's Origin of Species, Francis Galton undertook studies of how various traits might be transmitted from parent to offspring. His early experiments, in which he injected rabbits with blood drawn from other rabbits of different colored coats, tested a speculative theory known as "pangenesis." As Galton soon realized, that theory—in which particles in the blood were thought to carry hereditary information—was incorrect. However, a statistical approach to heredity was both plausible and promising. Employing impressionistic data about talented individuals and their families, Galton proposed the "law of ancestral inheritance" in 1876. Revised several times over the next two decades, Galton's basic conception was that, on average, each parent provides offspring with one quarter of inherited traits, while grandparents contribute the rest. Francis Galton The "law of ancestral heredity," as it turned out, was mistaken. Although he was interested in individual variations, Galton's mathematical methods treated them as "errors." In Gregor Mendel's more carefully conceived experiments with culinary peas, variations represented the expression of discrete alternative factors or (as we would say today) genes. Galton, in his personal correspondence with Darwin, came close to this conception, but never proceeded to a testable formulation.

20. Sir Francis Galton F.R.S
    Victorian polymath geographer, meteorologist, tropical explorer, founder of differential psychology, Category Science Math Statistics People  
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