From Darwin to Hitler elucidates the revolutionary impact Darwinism had on ethics and morality throughout history.
This book is a provocative yet balanced work that addresses a wide range of topics, from the value of human life
to sexual mortality, to racial extermination.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Part I: Laying New Foundations for Ethics
The Origins of Morality and the Rise of Relativism
Evolutionary Progress as the Highest Good
Organizing Evolutionary Ethics
Part II: Devaluing Human Life
The Value of Death
The Specter of Inferiority: Devaluing the Disabled
The Science of Racial Inequality
Part III: Eliminating the "Inferior Ones"
Controlling Reproduction: Redefining Sexual Morality
Killing the Unfit
War and Peace
Racial Struggle and Extermination
