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Man, The Unknown
''Man, The Unknown'' (''L'Homme, cet inconnu'') is a best-selling 1935 book by Alexis Carrel which advocated, in part, that mankind could better itself by following the guidance of an elite group of intellectuals, and by implementing a regime of voluntary eugenics.
==Hereditary aristocracy==
Sociologist Roger Caillois quoted and paraphrased ''L'Homme, cet inconnu'' in ''The Edge of Surrealism'': " '(p)resent-day proletarians owe their status to inherited intellectual and physical defects' (sancta simplicitas). And he () suggests that this state of affairs should be accentuated through appropriate measures, so as to correlate social and biological inequalities more precisely. Society would then be directed by a hereditary aristocracy composed of descendants from the Crusaders, the heroes of the Revolution, the great criminals, the financial and industrial magnates" (p. 360).
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