Book summaryHecht chronicles a profound shift in thinking that occurred in France during the 19th century, in which the country switched from a Christian republic to a more secular society. THE END OF THE SOUL looks at key figures and events that drove this secularization, from the Society of Anthropology to new theories about human physiognomy and its influence on human nature. Media reviews"...a fascinating glimpse of a little-known chapter in French history." |
THE END OF THE SOUL: Scientific Modernity, Atheism and Anthropology in Franceby Hecht, Jennifer Michael
Book desription: Columbia University Press, 2003. 402pp. Brown hardback, DJ flaps glued to inside covers, EX-LIB, minimal markings, VG, index, Traces the impact of a prior commitment to atheism, anti-clericalism and materialism among nineteenth century French anthropologists on developments in social scientific thought, . Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good.
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