The Inequality Of Human Races (English, Paperback, de Gobineau Arthur)

Be the first to Review this product

Special price

₹217

₹225

3% off

Coupons for you

Special PriceGet extra ₹51 off on 1 item(s)

T&C

Available offers

Special PriceGet extra 3% off

T&C

Bank OfferFlat ₹50 off on Flipkart Bajaj Finserv Insta EMI Card. Min Booking Amount: ₹2,500

T&C

Bank Offer10% off up to ₹750 on HDFC Bank Credit Card Transactions. Min Txn Value: ₹1,999

T&C

Bank Offer10% off up to ₹750 on HDFC Bank Credit Card EMI on 6 months and above tenure. Min Txn Value 1,999

T&C

Delivery

Check

Enter pincode

Delivery by21 Jan, Wednesday

View Details

Author

Highlights

Services

Seller

Repro Books on Demand

Specifications

Dimensions

Book Details

Title	The Inequality Of Human Races
Imprint	Double 9 Books
Publication Year	2023 May
Book Type	Philosophy, Essays, History
Product Form	Paperback
Publisher	Double 9 Books
Source ISBN	9789358019001
Genre	Philosophy
Tags	Philosophy, Essays, History
BISAC Regional Theme	Philosophy / Essays,Philosophy / History & Surveys / Renaissance,Philosophy / Movements / Critical Theory
ISBN13	9789358019001
Book Category	Other Books
BISAC Subject Heading	PHI035000,PHI037000,PHI040000
Book Subcategory	Other Books
Edition	LATEST EDITION
ISBN of Books In Set	9789358019001
Intended Audience	General
Language	English
Has E-book Sample	Yes

Contributors

Author Info

Joseph Arthur de Gobineau was a French aristocrat who was born on July 14, 1816 and died on October 13, 1882. He is best known for helping to make racism more acceptable by using scientific racist theory and "racial demography" and for coming up with the idea of the "Aryan master race." People of his time knew him as a novelist, diplomat, and travel writer. He was an elitist who wrote An Essay on the Inequality of the Human Races right after the Revolutions of 1848. In it, he said that aristocrats were better than commoners and that they had more Aryan genes because they didn't mix with people from lower-class races as much. Richard Wagner, his son-in-law Houston Stewart Chamberlain, the Romanian politician Professor A. C. Cuza, and the leaders of the Nazi Party, who later edited and re-published his work, were all influenced by his writings. They also inspired a social movement in Germany called Gobinism.

Be the first to ask about this product

Safe and Secure Payments.Easy returns.100% Authentic products.