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PSYCHOLOGICAL FEMININITY AND LEGAL ABORTION
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1974Application for abortion may be regarded as an openly demonstrated rejection of motherhood and a sign of poor female identification. An attempt was made to test this hypothesis by means of an inventory measuring psychological feminity-masculinity applied to a group of 96 Swedish abortion applicants and a group of 32 pregnant women intending to deliver.
L, Jacobsson, A, Palm
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Legal Aspects of Abortion Practice
Clinics in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1986PIP: Focusing on the legal aspects of abortion, this chapter considers the development of constitutional law on the right to abortion, rights for adults and minors, conscience clauses, and abortion and malpractice issues. In 1973 the US Supreme Court in the cases of Roe v.
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The Tunisian Experience in Legal Abortion
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1980ABSTRACTIn 1965, Tunisia became the first Moslem country to liberalize abortion laws. This paper is a review of Tunisia's experience and is, therefore, significant to other Moslem countries. The experience is also of interest to the developing world, as it demonstrates that such liberalization does not lead to excessive use or abuse of abortion, nor ...
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On the Moral and Legal Status of Abortion
Monist, 19731 We will be concerned with both the moral status of abortion, which for our purposes we may define as the act that a woman performs in voluntarily terminating, or allowing another person to terminate, her pregnancy, and the legal status that is appropriate for this act. I will argue that, while it is not possible to produce a satisfactory defense of a
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Legal Abortion: The Continuing Battle
New England Journal of Medicine, 1974A RECENT Gallup Poll indicated that the people of the United States are currently exactly evenly divided (47 per cent each way) on their attitudes toward so-called abortion on demand. With this type of split in the nation and with highly emotional advocates on both sides of nearly every issue in this complex field, we can expect the courts and the ...
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