This thinker collaborated with John Lilly to write about The Dolphin in History, while Edward Darling was his co-author on The Prevalence of Nonsense, a discussion of "the Cheerful and Sometimes Ghastly Beliefs by Which We Live."
This thinker collaborated with John Lilly to write about The Dolphin in History, while Edward Darling was his co-author on The Prevalence of Nonsense, a discussion of "the Cheerful and Sometimes Ghastly Beliefs by Which We Live." He proposed that the first nine months of an infant's life be referred to as "extero-gestation," in writing about the importance of tactile sensation to fetuses in Touching: The Human Significance of the Skin. After publishing his dissertation Being Among the Australian Aborigines, a study of procreative beliefs, he began a study which posited an interval between menarche and biological maturity to account for adolescent sterility. He's most famous for a work serialized in the Saturday Evening Post, The Natural Superiority of Women, and a work which attacked the ideas of Carleton Coon. FTP, name this first student of Malinowski, a British anthropologist who wrote the seminal work Man's Most Dangerous Myth: The Fallacy of Race.
This thinker collaborated with John Lilly to write about The Dolphin in History, while Edward Darling was his co-author on The Prevalence of Nonsense, a discussion of "the Cheerful and Sometimes Ghastly Beliefs by Which We Live."
Ashley {Montagu} (or his birth-name Israel {Ehrenburg})