JULY/AUGUST 1989 Vol. 1 No. 3
Freethinker’s Publication Since 1873
A Bimonthly Journal of Free Thought and Inquiry
FEATURE ARTICLES | ||
Religious-Psychological Perspectives: |
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3 INFANT CIRCUMCISION: “WHAT I WISH I HAD KNOWN” |
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Marilyn Fayre Milos |
4 RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS AND CIRCUMCISIONS |
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Gerald A. Larue |
9 THE GEOGRAPHY OF GENITAL MUTILATIONS |
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James DeMeo |
14 GENITAL PAIN VS. GENITAL PLEASURE: WHY THE ONE AND NOT THE OTHER? |
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James W. Prescott |
Social Cultural Perspectives: |
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22 FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION—STRATEGIES FOR ERADICATION |
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Fran P. Hosken |
31 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF FEMALE SEXUAL CASTRATION IN CAIRO, EGYPT |
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Mohamed Badawi |
Medical Perspectives: |
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35 FIRST, DO NO HARM |
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George C. Denniston |
39 THE PROBLEM OF CIRCUMCISION IN AMERICA |
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James L. Snyder |
43 CULTURAL BIAS AND THE URINARY TRACT INFECTION (UTI) CIRCUMCISION CONTROVERSY |
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Martin Altschul |
46 LETTERS |
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Paul M. Fleiss; David S. Bate & John A Erickson |
Legal Perspectives: |
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47 THE FIRST CIRCUMCISION CASE |
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Richard W. Morris |
50 NEWBORN CIRCUMCISION RESOLUTION |
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John W. Hardebeck |
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIAL TRANSFORMATIONS |
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51 TESTIMONY AGAINST CIRCUMCISION |
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James L. Snyder |
52 DECLARATION OF THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON CIRCUMCISION | j | j |
52 CIRCUMCISION NIGHTMARE |
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A Case Report |
53 UNIVERSAL DECLARATION ON CIRCUMCISION, EXCISION AND INCISION |
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Resolution of the First International Symposium on Circumcision |
54 AN ACT TO PROHIBIT GENITAL MUTILATIONS |
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A Citizen’s Petition |
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DEPARTMENTS |
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55 SUPERIOR MEN, CHAPTER IV |
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James Hervey Johnson |
56 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND RESOURCES | j | j |