GWST 300 Annotated Bibliography October 11, 2016
Lemieux, Scott E. "Abortion Rights Claiming and Countermobilization: Assessing the Potentially Counterproductive Effects of Roe v. Wade." Conference Papers -- American Political Science Association (August 28, 2002): 1-42. Academic Search Complete, EBSCOhost (accessed October 10, 2016).
In Dr. Lemieux’s argument at the Annual meeting the American Political Science Association, he aims to prove to other legal scholars and students of law that the litigation that occurred because of the Supreme Court case of Roe v. Wade does not imply that it increased the levels of disagreement on the topic of Pro-Choice and Pro-Life. Dr. Lemieux, as a professor at the University of Washington College in …show more content…
Dr. Lemieux’s work in valuable to my research because it takes on an interesting point of view. It is not asking the standard “was Roe v. Wade a mistake?” It questions the common belief that Roe v. Wade caused abortion to become a hot topic issue and social effect. Although I value his point of view, This source is not strong in feminist research due to the lack of emphasis on women and gender, and lack of examining emotions. I don’t find this piece to vital to my research study; my focus of effects was to understand if the case of Roe v. Wade and making abortion a legal right have a negative or positive effect. I will utilize this research to understand the legal impact that case caused in …show more content…
I find this piece to be vital to my research study because it addressed the topic what Impact as Roe v. Wade had in America; more so how Roe v. Wade is being used in the wrong way. Dr. Manninen utilized other feminist works and conservative works to analyze both sides of her argument. She presented the negative impact that reasoning for Roe v. Wade as caused an increase of Anti-Choice young supporters then Pro-Choice. As a vital resource, it utilizes the basics of feminist research by focuses on women as people with rights to their own bodies, and focuses on the morals and how they are effected by
Lemieux, Scott E. "Abortion Rights Claiming and Countermobilization: Assessing the Potentially Counterproductive Effects of Roe v. Wade." Conference Papers -- American Political Science Association (August 28, 2002): 1-42. Academic Search Complete, EBSCOhost (accessed October 10, 2016).
In Dr. Lemieux’s argument at the Annual meeting the American Political Science Association, he aims to prove to other legal scholars and students of law that the litigation that occurred because of the Supreme Court case of Roe v. Wade does not imply that it increased the levels of disagreement on the topic of Pro-Choice and Pro-Life. Dr. Lemieux, as a professor at the University of Washington College in …show more content…
Dr. Lemieux’s work in valuable to my research because it takes on an interesting point of view. It is not asking the standard “was Roe v. Wade a mistake?” It questions the common belief that Roe v. Wade caused abortion to become a hot topic issue and social effect. Although I value his point of view, This source is not strong in feminist research due to the lack of emphasis on women and gender, and lack of examining emotions. I don’t find this piece to vital to my research study; my focus of effects was to understand if the case of Roe v. Wade and making abortion a legal right have a negative or positive effect. I will utilize this research to understand the legal impact that case caused in …show more content…
I find this piece to be vital to my research study because it addressed the topic what Impact as Roe v. Wade had in America; more so how Roe v. Wade is being used in the wrong way. Dr. Manninen utilized other feminist works and conservative works to analyze both sides of her argument. She presented the negative impact that reasoning for Roe v. Wade as caused an increase of Anti-Choice young supporters then Pro-Choice. As a vital resource, it utilizes the basics of feminist research by focuses on women as people with rights to their own bodies, and focuses on the morals and how they are effected by