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Her Choice, Her Problem: How Having A Choice Can Diminish Family Solidarity, Richard Stith Jan 2011

Her Choice, Her Problem: How Having A Choice Can Diminish Family Solidarity, Richard Stith

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This Article explores a little-noticed dimension of abortion and assisted suicide (or voluntary euthanasia): how choosing to reject those options can have a negative impact on the legally authorized choosers. Women who refuse abortion may be blamed for their choice by boyfriends, neighbors, employers, and others. Similarly, infirm or dying persons may find family and other caregivers upset by their refusal to agree to assisted suicide when voluntary death seems the sensible option. Finally, the author questions whether a life chosen as an option can ever have the dignity of a life simply accepted, i.e., whether the child a mother …


Los Grandes Rechazos De La Sentencia Roe V. Wade, Richard Stith Jan 2010

Los Grandes Rechazos De La Sentencia Roe V. Wade, Richard Stith

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: Quizás mayormente a causa del poder económico de los Estados Unidos, su alta jurisprudencia constitucional suele tener mucha influencia en otros países. En particular, la sentencia de la Corte Suprema norteamericana Roe v. Wade, que declaró un derecho al aborto durante todo el embarazo, puede conducir a la legalización del aborto a petición por los grandes tribunales de otras naciones. Pero antes de intentar de andar este surco abierto por la Corte estadounidense, los otros tribunales desearán saber que la sentencia ha sido rotundamente rechazada por fuentes bastante sorprendentes. El razonamiento de Roe ha sido rechazado por los peritos …


The World As Reality, As Resource, And As Pretense, Richard Stith Jan 1975

The World As Reality, As Resource, And As Pretense, Richard Stith

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