Laurence H. Tribe is Tyler Professor of Constitutional Law at Harvard Law School. He frequently appears on network television and National Public Radio.
"Wise and powerful…Intelligent people will not only learn something
helpful from [this] book, they will also be able to read it…The
book is more than lucid: it is vibrant with ethical passion."
*Nelson W. Aldrich Jr. - New England Monthly*
"A wide-ranging book about the controversy by a brilliant scholar
and teacher of constitutional law…Tribe offers a dazzling array of
arguments and approaches…Tribe's final approach to abortion, an
informative discussion of new contraceptive and procreative
technologies, holds out the hope of transcending the conflict
rather than finding common ground among its current parties."
*Amy Gutmann, Princeton University, in New Republic*
"A marvelously thoughtful guide to all facets of the current
abortion controversy…Makes constructive suggestions for bridging
the gulf that separates the sides in the too-polarized abortion
debate…Professor Tribe's thoughtful analysis will deepen your
understanding both of your own position and that of others."
*Nadine Strossen, president, American Civil Liberties Union, and
professor of law, New York Law School*
"Important…Tackles the conflicts of the abortion issue in a
rational and humane manner…Tribe explains in a clear,
conversational style the many changes in abortion law—and the
pressures that continue to build behind the scenes on each side of
the 'life vs. liberty' controversy."
*San Francisco Chronicle*
"Wise and powerful. . . . Intelligent people will not only learn something helpful from [this] book, they will also be able to read it. . . . The book is more than lucid: it is vibrant with ethical passion." -- Nelson W. Aldrich, Jr. - New England Monthly
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