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After a deconstruction of the past and present conditions of
scientific understanding of human sex-ratio at birth, the authors
are proposing a reconstruction of the dynamics of the phenomenon
based on stochastics. This is an attempt in renewing our links with
the oldest traditions of scholarly thinking, but too a kind of
well-tempered reflexivity in today's work of objectivization.
Appendixes get to the reader the first expression of a trend of the
sex ratio at birth to adjust towards balance between the sexes by
Condorcet in 1793-1794; a comparison of passages that Darwin
devoted in 1871 and 1874 to similar issues; and a sociological
attempt of Halbwachs published in 1933.
Since the 18th century, one phenomenon, the proportion of the
sexes at birth among human beings, has contributed to various
developments such as the calculus of probabilities, administrative
statistics, the moral and social sciences, the statistics of
variability, post-Darwinian biology and Durkheimian sociology. This
fact is brought to the critical attention of readers who rarely
work together -- mathematicians, biologists, historians, social
scientists and historians of the sciences -- along a three
centuries European journey, meeting Sussmilch, Condorcet, Laplace,
Fourier, Girou de Buzareingues, Poisson, Quetelet, Darwin, Dusing,
Gini, Halbwachs or Fisher.
After a deconstruction of the past and present conditions of
scientific understanding of human sex-ratio at birth, the authors
are proposing a reconstruction of the dynamics of the phenomenon
based on stochastics. This is an attempt in renewing our links with
the oldest traditions of scholarly thinking, but too a kind of
"well-tempered" reflexivity in today s work of objectivization.
Appendixes get to the reader the first expression of a trend of
the sex ratio at birth to adjust towards balance between the sexes
by Condorcet in 1793-1794; a comparison of passages that Darwin
devoted in 1871 and 1874 to similar issues; and a sociological
attempt of Halbwachs published in 1933."
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