A foundational text in the history of reproductive rights, "Debate on Birth Control: Margaret Sanger and Winter Russell" presents a vital discussion on the moral and ethical dimensions of birth control. Featuring arguments from pioneering birth control advocate Margaret Sanger and Winter Russell, this book explores the complex social and philosophical questions surrounding reproductive autonomy.
Framed within the context of ethics and moral philosophy, the debate offers a compelling insight into the historical perspectives that shaped the birth control movement. This meticulously prepared edition makes this crucial dialogue accessible, shedding light on the enduring relevance of the issues at hand. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of feminism, social science, and the ongoing discourse on reproductive rights.
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