Bibliograph

Birth control, Aharon W. Zorea

Type

Label

Birth control, Aharon W. Zorea

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Birth control

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

696099287

Responsibility statement

Aharon W. Zorea

Series statement

Health and medical issues today

Table Of Contents

section I. Historical overview -- 1. Types of birth control and their controversies -- Natural birth control methods -- Early artificial birth control methods -- Intrauterine devices -- Hormonal-based contraceptives -- Long-acting hormone=based contraceptives -- "Emergency" contraceptives -- Recent innovation and marketing -- Sterilization -- 2. History of birth control : from the American Revolution to World War II -- Republican motherhood -- Social Science reform -- Temperance and purity movements -- Comstock and contraception -- The Progressive Era -- Sanger, science and radicalism -- The Town Hall Raid -- The Sanger effect -- Aftermath: before World War II -- 3. Birth control since 1945 -- Contraceptive research and development -- Population control and Federal policy -- From legalization to public funding -- Humanae Vitae -- Abortion versus birth control -- Funding and culture wars --section II. Contemporary controversies and issues relating to birth -- 4. Consumer protection -- Original promise for women's health -- Birth control and cancer risk -- Incomplete disclosure -- Target markets -- 5. Government policy -- Government funding and objectivity -- "Civil rights" or "public health" -- "Family planning" or eugenics -- Long-acting contraceptives and voluntariness -- Voluntariness: doctors and the "conscience clause" -- Other factors: foreign aid, environmentalism, and youth -- 6. Social impact of birth control -- Birth control and feminism -- Lack of male contraceptives -- Recent innovations in male contraception -- Environmentalism and birth control -- Feminism and marketing -- Youth appropriateness and advertising -- Birth control and sex education -- Abstinence-only sec education: no birth control -- Birth control access and youth rights -- Pluralism and modern society --section III. Primary documents -- A. Early motivations for birth control : part I : science or pornography? -- Excerpt from Fruits of Philosophy -- Excerpt from The Book of Nature -- B. Early opposition to birth control : moral temperance or public interference? -- Comstock Law of 1873 -- Excerpt from Frauds Exposed -- C. Early motivations for birth control : part II : feminism, radicalism, or public health? -- Margaret Sanger's The Woman Rebel -- Excerpt from Family Limitation -- Excerpts from What Every Girl Should Know -- Excerpt from the Sanger-Russell debate on birth control -- D. Supreme Court cases : from public health to civil rights -- Excerpt from Buck v. Bell -- Excerpt from United States v. One Package -- Excerpt from Griswold v. Connecticut -- E. Religious reactions : free choice or intrinsic evil? -- Excerpt from Humanae Vitae -- F. Birth control as a political issue : is abortion a form of birth control? -- Hyde Amendment -- Reagan's Mexico City policy -- President William Clinton's Mexico City policy -- President George W. Bush's policy -- President Barack Obama's policy -- Timeline for birth control issues

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