Linda Myrslades is Professor of English and Comparative Literature at West Chester University in Pennsylvania.
Preface
vii
Acknowledgment
xiii
The History and Tradition of Abortion Law
1
(38)
The Anthropology of Abortion
1
(2)
Midwives, Witchcraft, and Abortion
3
(3)
Colonial History and Common Law
6
(9)
Slavery, Reproduction, and Abortion
15
(4)
Pattern Shifts in Abortion Law
19
(2)
Storer's Egg, or the Physicians' Campaign
21
(6)
Conclusion
27
(6)
Notes
33
(6)
Rosaries V. Ovaries: The Rhetorics of Abortion
39
(41)
Legal Metaphors
40
(3)
Politics and Rhetoric
43
(1)
Abortion Profiles
44
(3)
Choice and Life Arguments
47
(7)
The Public Media
54
(5)
Prolife Rhetoric and Civil Rights
59
(3)
Biblical Rhetoric
62
(2)
Roles in the Abortion Wars
64
(8)
The Courts
64
(1)
The Medical Profession
65
(1)
Reproductive Woman
66
(3)
The Fetus
69
(3)
Conclusion
72
(2)
Notes
74
(6)
Cartooning Crisis: Visualizing the Abortion Wars
80
(30)
Women and Abortion in Cartoons
80
(8)
The Pregnant Male
88
(4)
The Law in Cartoons
92
(5)
The Supremes in Cartoon
97
(5)
Conclusion
102
(4)
Notes
106
(4)
The Poetry of Abortion
110
(29)
The Abortion
110
(7)
Abortion's Effects
117
(4)
Women and Identity
121
(3)
The Male Perspective
124
(8)
Conclusion
132
(5)
Notes
137
(2)
The (Short) Fiction of Abortion
139
(26)
Relationships
139
(7)
The Male Perspective
146
(4)
Race and Abortion
150
(11)
Conclusion
161
(3)
Notes
164
(1)
Conclusion Splitting the Baby
165
(7)
Notes
172
(3)
Works Cited
175
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