Race, language and culture - Boas, Franz, 1858-1942 (New York (N.Y.) : Macmillan, 1948)
Race and progress (1931) Modern populations of America (1951) Report on an anthropometric investigation of the population of the United States (1922) Changes in bodily form of descendants of immigrants (1910-1913) New evidence in regard to the instability of human types (1916) Influence of heredity and environment upon growth (1939) The tempo of growth of fraternities (1935) Conditions controlling the tempo of development and decay (1935) Remarks on the anthropological study of children (1912) Growth (1892-1939, revised and condensed) Statistical study of anthropometry (1902) The half-blood Indian (1894) Review of Dr. Paul Ehrenreich, "Anthropologische studien ueber die ureinwohner Brasiliens" (1897) Review of William Z. Ripley, "The races of Europe" (1899) Review of Roland B.
"Anthropology ... is often held to be a subject that may satisfy our curiosity regarding the early history of mankind, but of no immediate bearing upon the problems that confront us. This view has always seemed to me erroneous ... In the following pages I have collected such of my writings as, I hope, will prove the validity of my point of view"
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Keywords: Anthropology; Ethnology; Indians of North America -- Languages; Indians of North America; Race