Population Policy and Ethics: The American Experience : a Project of the Research Group on Ethics and Population of the Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life SciencesRobert M. Veatch Irvington Publishers, 1977 - 501 páginas |
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... result of such improper behavior — too many children . This attitude they embody in a teaching to their granddaughters that intercourse during menstruation results in pregnancy . ( Mead , 1932 ) Indian values may perhaps be seen most ...
... result of such improper behavior — too many children . This attitude they embody in a teaching to their granddaughters that intercourse during menstruation results in pregnancy . ( Mead , 1932 ) Indian values may perhaps be seen most ...
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... result of Nazi persecution and extermination . The Jewish people is under a divine imperative to serve as a witness of the Torah ideals before all mankind . A decimated Jewish people is an impaired tool in the divine service . Jewish ...
... result of Nazi persecution and extermination . The Jewish people is under a divine imperative to serve as a witness of the Torah ideals before all mankind . A decimated Jewish people is an impaired tool in the divine service . Jewish ...
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... result of interactions among several such forces as mating practices , reproductive patterns , group migrations , inter- and intragroup cooperativeness ( Muller , 1967 ) , and environmental pressures . From a his- toric and cultural ...
... result of interactions among several such forces as mating practices , reproductive patterns , group migrations , inter- and intragroup cooperativeness ( Muller , 1967 ) , and environmental pressures . From a his- toric and cultural ...
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