eugenism मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. He was one of the ideologues of racial eugenism in Brazil.
2. He wrote several books on the question of eugenism and the responsibilities of mankind regarding its own fate and its place in nature.
3. He was by then an advocate of eugenics, an interest reflected in his 1934 ( or 1935 ) tract " Umanitarism i eugenism " ( " Humanitarianism and Eugenism " ), published by Editura Vegetarianismul company.
4. He was by then an advocate of eugenics, an interest reflected in his 1934 ( or 1935 ) tract " Umanitarism i eugenism " ( " Humanitarianism and Eugenism " ), published by Editura Vegetarianismul company.
5. We tried to explain him that we do not want to refer to eugenism in ShM
   wa Japan as " war crime " but simply keep the categories about the military and social context of the era but he keeps arguing this is Japan-bashing.
6. At the end of the 19th century, proponents of scientific racism intertwined themselves with eugenics discourses of " degeneration of the race " and " blood heredity . " Henceforth, scientific racist discourses could be defined as the combination of polygenism, unilinealism, social Darwinism and eugenism.
7. On the other hand, Georges Vacher de Lapouge, the most important French author of pseudo-scientific racism and supporter of eugenism, completely rejected the Republican triptych, adopting another motto, " " d�terminisme, in�galit? s�lection " " ( determinism, inequality, selection ).
8. Turda also notes that " Umanitarism i eugenism " went beyond sterilization advocacy to propose the involuntary euthanasia of " degenerate " individuals : those with " pathological characteristics or incurable diseases . " With " Las aberraciones sexuales . . . ", Relgis condemned Nazi eugenics as barbaric, but agreed that those identified as " sub-humans " needed to be reeducated and ( if " incurable " ) sterilized by non-Nazi physicians.
9. According to Jennifer Robertson of the University of Michigan, eugenism, as part of the new scientific order, was introduced in Japan " under the aegis of nationalism and empire building . " She identifies " positive eugenism " and " negative eugenism . " Positive eugenism, promoted by Ikeda Shigenori, refers to " the improvement of circumstances of sexual reproduction and thus incorporates advances in sanitation, nutrition and physical education into strategies to shape the reproductive choices and decisions of individual and families " Negative Eugenism, promoted by Hisomu Nagai, " involves the prevention of sexual reproduction, through induced abortion or sterilization among people deemed unfit " . " Unfit " included people such as alcoholics, lepers, the mentally ill, the physically disabled, and criminals.
10. According to Jennifer Robertson of the University of Michigan, eugenism, as part of the new scientific order, was introduced in Japan " under the aegis of nationalism and empire building . " She identifies " positive eugenism " and " negative eugenism . " Positive eugenism, promoted by Ikeda Shigenori, refers to " the improvement of circumstances of sexual reproduction and thus incorporates advances in sanitation, nutrition and physical education into strategies to shape the reproductive choices and decisions of individual and families " Negative Eugenism, promoted by Hisomu Nagai, " involves the prevention of sexual reproduction, through induced abortion or sterilization among people deemed unfit " . " Unfit " included people such as alcoholics, lepers, the mentally ill, the physically disabled, and criminals.