Rosemary Coates

Not since Altman has there been such an erudite book on the subject of homosexuality/lesbianism. The reader of this critique might wonder at the choice of ‘homosexuality/lesbianism’ as a description of the subject. A reading of the book will demonstrate the necessity of the term. Thompson illustrates the fact that female homosexuality, as is female sexuality in general, appears to be a non&sh ... (read more)

The contentious issue of abortion will probably never be resolved. The antagonists in any discussion frequently confuse facts with moral problems. There are two fundamental questions in the abortion argument: the empirical one, ‘when does human life begin’, and the philosophical one, ‘is human life always sacred?’ The answer to the first question may be considered a matter of fact. Indeed ... (read more)