1. Psychopathology and Difference from the Nineteenth Century to the Present
2. The Long, Slow Burn from Pathological Accounts of Race to Racial Attitudes as Pathological
3. Hatred and the Crowd: World War I and the Rise of a Psychology of Racism
4. The Holocaust and Post-War Theories of Antisemitism and Racism
5. Race and Madness in Mid-Twentieth-Century America and Beyond
6. The Modern Pathologization of Racism
Conclusion: The Specter of Science in Twenty-First-Century Racial Discourse