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Beyond Choice

Alexander Sanger

2004340 pagesabout 5–8 hours
2004
first published
  • 2004Public Affairs · 340 pages · ENGISBN 9781586481162
  • 2005PublicAffairs · ENGISBN 9781586486136
  • 2005PublicAffairs · 352 pages · ENGISBN 9781283095419
  • 2005PublicAffairs · 346 pages · ENGISBN 9781586483463

"It has been more than thirty years since the Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion, and the culture war over reproductive freedom shows no signs of resolution or abatement." "Alexander Sanger has taken an urgent, fresh look at the pro-choice position - and even the pro-life position - and finds them necessary, but insufficient. In Beyond Choice he offers the first major re-thinking of these positions in thirty years. He believes that the propagation of life is the supreme moral value that is served by reproductive freedom." "He also makes the provocative assertion that, in an era of new reproductive technologies, completely unfettered choice is not always morally defensible - and provides new guidelines for determining when government involvement might be legitimate."--Jacket.

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