We're at an impasse here. Rosenthal is not here. Nor is Wilson. I wonder
however about how many people today would change their ideas just because
somebody remains unnamed showed that their ideas supported capitalism.
Perhaps the majority of academics would wear
the defense of capitalism as a batch of honor.
Let's not go back and forth on this anymore unless somebody has something
more substantial to contribute.
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> >Wilson put these arguments into Sociobiology: The New Synthesis,
> >published in 1975 by Harvard University Press and widely promoted by
> >the popular media. Many natural and social scientists exposed human
> >sociobiology as an unscientific attempt to defend the capitalist
> >status quo as natural and unchangeable.
>
> >Because of these sharp critiques, Wilson reinvented himself as an
> >environmentalist concerned about bio-diversity.
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Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
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