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Life and Learning V - 1995

POLITICAL PERSPECTIVES

Demographic Policy and Ethical Principle
John J. Conley, S.J.
Democracy and Abortion,
Monte Harris Liebman, M.D.
You Say You Want a Revolution? Pro-life Philosophy and Feminism
Anne M. Maloney
Abortion and Political Compromise
Christopher Wolfe
The Chattanooga Story: How One City Reduced its Abortion Rate
Robert H. O'Bannon

RELIGIOUS PERSPECTIVES

Bioethics: The Twilight of Christian Hippocratism
Nigel M. de S. Cameron
Pope Paul VI -- Modern Day Prophet
William F. Colliton, Jr., M.D.
The Use and Abuse of the Bible in the Abortion Debate
Michael J. Gorman
Healing Post-Abortion Trauma
Susan Stanford-Rue

LITERARY PERSPECTIVES

Right-to-Life in Literary Theory: The Silence Screams
Jeff Koloze
One Poet's Journey as Artist, Citizen, and Father toward the Right to Live
Carl A. Winderl

LEGAL PERSPECTIVES

No Law Can Give Me The Right to Do What is Wrong
Judge Joseph W. Moylan
Abortion Malpractice: Exploring the Safety of Legal Abortion
Teresa Stanton Collett, Esq.
The Critical Need for Social Science Research for the Public Policy Battle for Life
Clark D. Forsythe, Esq.
Abortion Malpractice: When Patient Needs and Abortion Practice Collide
Vincent M. Rue

QUESTIONS AT LIFE'S END

Effects of Hospice Interventions on Behaviors, Discomfort, and Physical Complications of End-Stage Dementia Nursing Home Residents
Christine R. Kovach, Sarah A. Wilson, and Patricia E. Noonan
New Dimensions to Euthanasia
Eugene F. Diamond, M.D.

THE PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT

Shifting the Focus in the Abortion Debate
Francis J. Beckwith
The Historical Roots of the Pro-Life Movement: Assessing the Pro-Choice Account
Keith Cassidy
Max Scheler's Principle of Moral Solidarity and its Implications for the Pro-Life Movement
John F. Crosby