Scholars remain locked in a battle over the relative importance of
heredity and environment for such diverse matters as human
intelligence, female institution, and racial stratification. The
present collection is an attempt to contribute to the quality of
this discussion, and focuses not only on the matter of relative
weights, but the matter of interaction. Most of the contributions
deal with the quality and character of the connection between the
two. Four essays focus upon what is now known about this friendship
in several areas of practical and theoretical significance. The
authors reach beyond the caveat that "both are important" and
indicate how and why there is a relationship of some complexity.
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