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raciology|reɪsɪˈɒlədʒɪ|
[f. race n.2 + -ology; cf. F. raciologie.]
The study of the races of man. Hence racioˈlogical a.; raciˈologist, a student of raciology.
1924Glasgow Herald 7 Feb 6/5 Societies were formed for the study of their language and raciology, just when the authentic gipsies themselves had begun to disappear. 1926Ibid. 27 Jan. 10/4 A new and searching process of selection..will result in a revisal of our preconceived notions of African raciology. 1939C. S. Coon Races of Europe viii. 286 Von Eickstedt, the most articulate of the modern German raciologists. 1950E. W. Count This is Race 703 For a commentary on Buffon's raciology, see Scheidt. Ibid. 734 The Russian raciologists were very actively engaged..in combating..‘bourgeois’ racism in general. Ibid. 735 Some other works of Fleure have a raciological bearing. |