a) How should “race” be defined? Do humans really have “races” (sub-species)?
What is Diamond’s view?
| Jared Diamond |
The author, Jared Diamond, is a professor of University of California, Los Angels, whose professions are Geography and Physiology. As it is written in the title of the article, "Race Without Color," he claims that the human races should not be classified by their appearances.
According to Diamond, "race" should be defined as "subspecies," or classified geographically. However, human race is much more complex than other animals' because it is deeply related to cultural and social situation such as politics and socioeconomic.
b) Is his argument persuasive? What’s your reaction?
I generally agree with his claim, but his argument is not so persuasive because there are not so much sources for his opinion. To compare with other two authors, Gould and Shreeve, it is evident. If he gave reliable sources, it can be much better.
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