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  1. Cover
  2. Foreword
  3. Acknowledgments
  4. Prologue: Eugenics and Its Study
  5. List of Illustrations
  6. Introduction
  7. 1. John M. MacEachran and Eugenics in Alberta: Victorian Sensibilities, Idealist Philosophy, and Detached Efficiency
  8. 2. The Consequences of Eugenic Sterilization in Alberta
  9. 3. The Involvement of Nurses in the Eugenics Program in Alberta, 1920–1940
  10. 4. The Alberta Eugenics Movement and the 1937 Amendment to the Sexual Sterilization Act
  11. 5. Eugenics in Manitoba and the Sterilization Controversy of 1933
  12. 6. “New Fashioned with Respect to the Human Race”: American Eugenics in the Media at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
  13. 7. The “Eugenics Paradox”: Core Beliefs of Progressivism versus Relics of Medical Traditionalism—The Example of Kurt Goldstein
  14. 8. Too Little, Too Late: Compensation for Victims of Coerced Sterilization
  15. 9. Commentary One
  16. 10. Commentary Two
  17. Conclusion: Lessons from the History of Eugenics
  18. Appendix: Sexual Sterilization, Four Years Experience in Alberta
  19. Notes
  20. Bibliography
  21. Contributors
  22. Index

List of Figures and Tables | Psychiatry and the Legacies of Eugenics | AU Press—Digital Publications

List of Figures and Tables

FIGURES

Figure 1.1   Portrait of John M. MacEachran, ca. 1944

Figure 1.2   Portrait photograph of John M. MacEachran, ca. 1920

Figure 2.1   Timeline of genetic advances

Figure 2.2   Theoretical and empirical distribution of IQ scores

Figure 2.3   Illustration of the IQ testing from the Iowa Adoption Study, 1949

Figure 2.4   IQ test comparisons from the Leilani Muir Case, 1957 to 1989

Figure 7.1   Kurt Goldstein. International Neurological Congress, 1949

Figure 7.2   Kurt Goldstein and Martin Scheerer’s laboratory at the Montefiore Hospital

List of Tables

Table 2.1   Categories of mental deficiency in relation to IQ score range

Table 2.2   Diagnoses of 1,042 patients in Alberta mental institutions on December 31, 1955

Table 2.3   Genetic defects known in the 1950s to cause mental deficiency

Table 2.4   Population frequency of a rare recessive disorder

Table 2.5   Numbers of matings and children from a population of 100,000 parents

Table 2.6   Sterilization of 14-year-old children in a population of 18,000 children

Table 2.7   Environmental effects on children’s IQ scores

Table 8.1   Overview of global sterilization programs and subsequent compensation claims

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