Biological Determinism and the Narrative of Adjustment: The High School Biology Textbooks of Truman Jesse Moon, c. 1921–1963Footnote

1 This work has been sponsored in part by a grant from the Spencer Foundation and a sabbatical award from the University of Maryland College Park.

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