Born to Rebel: Birth Order, Family Dynamics, and Creative Lives

What the summary covers

1. Introduction2 min
2. A radical reading of familiar evidence2 min
3. Birth order and scientific revolutions3 min
4. Birth order and personality3 min
5. Family niches3 min
6. When a family niche changes3 min
7. Gender and reform2 min
8. Temperament changes the expression of a niche2 min
9. Why exceptions are informative3 min
10. Attitudes inherited and revised2 min
11. Revisiting the Darwinian revolution3 min
12. The Protestant Reformation2 min
13. Political goals and political methods2 min
14. The French Revolution3 min
15. Social and intellectual context3 min
16. Conclusion: family niches and historical change3 min

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