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Journal Article
THE FUTURE STATUS OF THE RACE CONCEPT
Leonard Lieberman and Larry T. Reynolds
Michigan Sociological Review
No. 9 (Fall 1995), pp. 1-18
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by: Michigan Sociological Association
https://www.jstor.org/stable/40968990
Page Count: 18
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Topics: Cultural anthropology, Questionnaires, Humans, Clines, Sociobiology, Racism, Forensic anthropology, Human populations
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Abstract
A summation of the results of a series of "opinion studies" conducted over the past twenty years on selected samples of both natural and social scientists clearly reveals that the "idea of race" no longer enjoys its once take-for-granted and unquestioned status as a scientific concept. The views on the race concept held by physical anthropologists, biologists, cultural anthropologists, psychologists, and sociologists are presented and discussed; and the future status of "race" is assessed.
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