Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A believer in the biological doctrine of heredity or atavism.
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- adjective Pertaining to hereditarianism.
Etymologies
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Examples
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But we argued that her statements were racist for defaulting to genetics when there is little to no consensus as to the factors involved in the hereditarian position.
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Turkheimer believes that only research that supports the Boasian environmentalist position should be accepted by the respectable scientific community and that hereditarian views on the race and IQ question are too disgusting to be considered in polite company.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Approaching Arguments That Have A Racist Past 2010
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But we argued that her statements were racist for defaulting to genetics when there is little to no consensus as to the factors involved in the hereditarian position.
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The Snyderman Rothman survey suggests that academics do believe the hereditarian hypothesis is partly correct.
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I read a rather trenchant critique of the hereditarian position this week just his week in fact, but if I were before that asked to give odds, at least against the purely environmental position explaining the IQ deficits, I would have easily bet against it at 2: 1.
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But we argued that her statements was racist for defaulting to genetics when there is little to no consensus as to the factors involved in the hereditarian position.
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I read a rather trenchant critique of the hereditarian position this week just his week in fact, but if I were before that asked to give odds, at least against the purely environmental position explaining the IQ deficits, I would have easily bet against it at 2:1.
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Turkheimer believes that only research that supports the Boasian environmentalist position should be accepted by the respectable scientific community and that hereditarian views on the race and IQ question are too disgusting to be considered in polite company.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Approaching Arguments That Have A Racist Past 2010
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The Snyderman Rothman survey suggests that academics do believe the hereditarian hypothesis is partly correct.
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I am quite convinced that when the molecular genetic verdict finally arrives, the hereditarian side Arthur Jensen, Richard Lynn, Linda Gottfredson, Phillipe Rushton, Richard Herrnstein, Charles Murray, Henry Harpending, Satoshi Kanazawa et al will be vindicated.
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