RACISMES ET RACES - HISTOIRE, SCIENCE, PSEUDO-SCIENCE ET POLITIQUE

Georges Peters delves into the complex and often contentious relationship between race, racism, and society through a historical and scientific lens. The book explores the evolution of racial concepts, examining how historical narratives and scientific theories have been manipulated to support or deconstruct the notion of race. Peters provides a comprehensive overview of the ways in which pseudo-science has infiltrated political and social discourse, shaping public perceptions of race and influencing societal structures.

By intersecting history with contemporary issues, the author highlights the persistent impact of racism on modern society. He encourages readers to critically evaluate the legacy of scientific racism and its enduring effects on politics and culture. Through meticulous research and thoughtful analysis, Peters aims to foster a deeper understanding of the harmful ideologies surrounding race, urging a reevaluation of the accepted narratives that continue to shape our world today.