Note 811 — Chapter XVIII · PROBLEMS OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY (continued 2)

For example, see Dr. Strahan, "The Struggle of the Sexes: its Effect upon the Race," Humanitarian, III (Nov., 1893), 349-57; replying to an article entitled "Sex Bias" in the same journal for July of that year; Edson, "Women of Today," North Am. Rev., CLVII, 440-51; who is criticised by Ichenhaeuser, Die Ausnahmestellung Deutschlands in Sachen des Frauenstudiums, 8 ff.; an article entitled "'Woman's Rights' Question Considered from a Biological Point of View," Quart. Jour. of Sci., XV, 469-84; which is effectually disposed of by Ward, "Our Better Halves," Forum, VI, 266-75. Ward is attacked by Allen, "Woman's Place in Nature," Forum, VII, 258-63. Romanes, "Mental Differences of Men and Women," in Pop. Sci. Monthly, XXXI, 383-401, takes a conservative or intermediate position. A liberal view is held by Brooks, "The Condition of Women Zoölogically," ibid., XV, 145 ff., 347 ff.; and by White, "Woman's Place in Nature," ibid., VI, 292-301.