Books written by Ronald Fletcher

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  Science, Ideology, and the Media: The Cyril Burt Scandal

  Then followed what probably ranks (as Freud might say) as the best “Just So” story in the whole history of psychology: Hearnshaw's story of “How the Professor got his Pathology.” The story was as follows. Burt was certainly highly ...

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  The Abolitionists: The Family and Marriage under Attack

  Here, Iwill only mention the evidenceprovided by Peter Laslett (in WorldWe Have Lost, published in 1965) 4 andsome observations drawn from Ronald Blythe's Akenfield to show how false and decidedly onesided a picture this is, ...

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  Science, Ideology, and the Media: The Cyril Burt Scandal

  —Professor Arthur R. Jensen Transaction Books of Related Interest THE IQ CONTROVERSY , THE MEDIA AND PUBLIC POLICY Mark Snyderman and Stanley Rothman Questions about the nature of intelligence and intelligence testing have sparked ...

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  The Abolitionists: The Family and Marriage Under Attack

  A controversial and impressive defence of the modern family in which Ronald Fletcher turns his attention to the range of critics who have advocated the abolition of the family.

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  The Making of Sociology: Developments

  The Making of Sociology: Developments

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  Science, Ideology, and the Media: Cyril Burt Scandal

  Written as a straightforward defense of Burt, this volume also tells a second story: the intrusion of the mass media into science, the power of the new media, and the success of this invasion, which threatens to replace intellectual ...