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 publ
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})