Essay - Abortion Cara J. M. (2002) Abortion: a Collective Story. Praeger:...

Abortion

***** J. M. (2002) Abortion: A Collective Story. Praeger: Westport, CT.

The author aims through her book to give a personal and impressionable account of various stories of women who have been affected by issues related to the action of abortion. Her personal experience enabled her to create a moving and sensitive "collective story" at the same time. However, she does address the issue of ***** feminist perspective in rel*****ion to abortion. It is useful for the presentation ***** the personal drama abortion may lead to.

Frohock, Fred M. (1985). Abortion: A Case Study in Law and Morals. Westport: Greenwood Press.

The author discusses the issue of abortion from different perspectives, ***** ***** morality ***** the act by presenting a wide variety of arguments that ***** been invoked by both pro abortion supporters, as well as ***** those opposing it, to the legal implications of the discussion. The ***** is an ***** guide into the issue of abortion as it is dealt with it today. There are various examples presented throughout ***** book which *****ve the applicability ***** the arguments for ***** complex debate taking place in the society at th***** moment.

Segers, M. C. and Timo*****y A. Byrnes (1995). ***** Politics in American States. New York: M. E. Sharpe.

The approach presented in the book represents a presentation of the way in which politics came to play an essential part ***** ***** *****s over the issue of abortion. Thus, the authors focus on the st*****d of different states, such as Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Louisiana, Arizona, or North *****arolina; ***** book aims at underlining the specificities ***** each state and their significance ***** the discussions on abortion at ***** federal level. Although it offers a comprehensive perspective on the *****, it can be used more for the history of the discussion, rather than for the actuality of its data.

Reagan, L. (May 1997). When Abortion Was a Crime: Women, Medicine, ***** Law in the United States, 1867-1973. The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 279.

Reagan presents a historical account on ***** issue of aborti***** and the various stages the debate over the *****ity and the morality of the issue has gone through since 1867. It is a useful ***** ***** the background and the perspective it proposes, connecting women, law and medicine in her overview.

*****, J. *****. and Laura Hussey. (June 2004). Does Abortion Access Protect Women's Health? World and I, Vol. 19.

Jeanne E. Head, a UN representative for ***** National Right to Life Comm*****tee and ***** Hussey put in d*****cussion one of the strongest arguments of ***** ***** of *****on: that access to abortion practices would reduce maternal mortality rate. ********** is ***** for the question it raises and for the ***** ***** proposes.

Shostak,.A. (July-August **********). Abortion ***** America: Ten Cautious Forecasts. ***** Futurist, Vol. 25.

The author tries to present a series of possible predictions in relation to abortion issues ***** the debate around it as it is viewed in the American *****. Still, although the article