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9. BRICKS + MORTALS: CONCLUSION – WHAT WE CHOOSE TO REMEMBER
BRICKS + MORTALS uncovers a history hidden in plain sight. UCL Culture Curator Subhadra Das tells the story of the pivotal role UCL played in establishing the science of eugenics and considers how we have chosen to remember it through building names. Moving forward from the legacy of eugenics at UCL by looking beyond the bricks and mortar.
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8. BRICKS + MORTALS: KARL PEARSON AND EUGENICS AT UCL
BRICKS + MORTALS uncovers a history hidden in plain sight. UCL Culture Curator Subhadra Das tells the story of the pivotal role UCL played in establishing the science of eugenics and considers how we have chosen to remember it through building names. When telling the story of eugenics at UCL, it is safe to say that Karl Pearson – the statistician and first Professor of Eugenics – brought it here.
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7. BRICKS + MORTALS: ALICE LEE AND CICELY D. FAWCETT – THE MAKING OF A SCIENCE
BRICKS + MORTALS uncovers a history hidden in plain sight. UCL Culture Curator Subhadra Das tells the story of the pivotal role UCL played in establishing the science of eugenics and considers how we have chosen to remember it through building names. Alice Lee and Cicely D. Fawcett were two women ‘computers’ at UCL and both played key roles in establishing eugenics as a scientific discipline.
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6. BRICKS + MORTALS: FLINDERS PETRIE AND THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF ‘RACE’
BRICKS + MORTALS uncovers a history hidden in plain sight. UCL Culture Curator Subhadra Das tells the story of the pivotal role UCL played in establishing the science of eugenics and considers how we have chosen to remember it through building names. Called ‘The Father of Modern Archaeology,’ Petrie worked closely with Karl Pearson and Francis Galton at UCL to establish eugenics as a science.
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5. BRICKS + MORTALS: REVISING CHARLES DARWIN, AND THE GALTON LABORATORY FOR NATIONAL EUGENICS AT UCL
BRICKS + MORTALS uncovers a history hidden in plain sight. UCL Culture Curator Subhadra Das tells the story of the pivotal role UCL played in establishing the science of eugenics and considers how we have chosen to remember it through building names. Charles Darwin and Francis Galton were cousins, and had more in common than is usually assumed, particularly when it comes to their views on eugenics.
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4. BRICKS + MORTALS: THE EUGENICS RECORDS OFFICE AT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
BRICKS + MORTALS uncovers a history hidden in plain sight. UCL Culture Curator Subhadra Das tells the story of the pivotal role UCL played in establishing the science of eugenics and considers how we have chosen to remember it through building names. Galton’s Anthropometric Laboratory was re-established at the Eugenics Records Office at University College in 1904.
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3. BRICKS + MORTALS: FRANCIS GALTON AND THE BIRTH OF EUGENICS
BRICKS + MORTALS uncovers a history hidden in plain sight. UCL Culture Curator Subhadra Das tells the story of the pivotal role UCL played in establishing the science of eugenics and considers how we have chosen to remember it through building names. In 1883, Galton coined the term ‘eugenics’, the study of human characteristics passed on through the generations with a view to improving the human species.
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2. BRICKS + MORTALS: MARIE STOPES, AND HOW EUGENICS WAS GOING TO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE
BRICKS + MORTALS uncovers a history hidden in plain sight. UCL Culture Curator Subhadra Das tells the story of the pivotal role UCL played in establishing the science of eugenics and considers how we have chosen to remember it through building names. Stopes is celebrated as a feminist icon and champion for birth control. Her eugenic motivations, however, are less well known.
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