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Memoirs Of A Dissident Psychologist Richard Lynn

Name: Memoirs Of A Dissident Psychologist Richard Lynn
SKU: BELL-14187010
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.4 (12 reviews)

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Publisher: Ulster Institute for Social Research

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.68 MB

Author: Richard Lynn

ISBN: 9780993000171, 0993000177

Language: English

Year: 2020

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Memoirs Of A Dissident Psychologist Richard Lynn by Richard Lynn 9780993000171, 0993000177 instant download after payment.

Richard Lynn (born 20 February 1930, Hampstead, London, England) is considered by some academics, politicians and activists as a controversial author. Others have viewed his work as brave and honest, and of deep scholarly intent.
Lynn, throughout his career has addressed issues many other academics have avoided both for tenure and career reasons. Scholars may note that Lynns' methodology has, in the main, not been criticised. Rather the stratification of his work is resultant from the rise of racial polemics on both sides of the Atlantic. As a consequence Lynn has fallen foul of the prevailing ethos predominating in many Anglo-American universities, as academics and too boards of trustees grapple with complex and sensitive issues surrounding race