Abortion, society, and the law
By: edited by David F. Walbert & J. Douglas Butler.
Contributors: Butler, J. Douglas 1942- joint comp.
Publisher: Press of Case Western Reserve University
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Cleveland [Ohio]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 395
Subjects: Abortion -- United States; Abortion -- Law and legislation -- United States; Abortion -- Moral and ethical aspects; Abortion, Induced; Ethics, Medical; Forensic medicine; Religion and medicine
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: George, B. J. Jr. The evolving law of abortion.; title: Guttmacher, A. F. The genesis of liberalized abortion in New York: a personal insight.; title: Callahan, D. Abortion: some ethical issues.; title: Jakobovits, I. Jewish views on abortion.; title: Drinan, R. F. The inviolability of the right to be born.; title: Schwartz, R. A. Abortion on request: the psychiatric implications.; title: Fleck, S. A psychiatrist's views on abortion.; title: Niswander, K. R. Abortion practices in the United States: a medical viewpoint.; title: Macintyre, M. N. Genetic risk, prenatal diagnosis, and selective abortion.; title: Messerman, G. A. Abortion counselling: shall women be permitted to know?; title: Pilpel, H. F. and Zuckerman, R. J. Abortion and the rights of minors.