The Problem Of Race-Regeneration (1911)

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Focusing on the fluidity of race, Havelock Ellis delves into the factors influencing race regeneration, including genetics, environment, and culture. He connects these concepts to broader social and political issues such as immigration, colonialism, and nationalism, offering a comprehensive analysis of race in the early 20th century. The book serves as a significant exploration of how race can be understood and addressed in contemporary society, reflecting on its dynamic nature and implications for future discourse.