Annotated+Bibliography+(Debate+on+contraception+funding)

Annotated Bibliography

Adams, Kathleen, Nancy Gibbs, and Deirdre Van Dyk. "Love, Sex, Freedom and The Paradox Of the Pill.." //Time//. 3 May 2010: 40-47. Print.

This relates to my discipline because it gives the outlook on how birth control has been perceived over time. This is important because it show how birth control has evolved over the years and has become more efficient.

Boston, Rob; First Things; A monthly of religionand Publiclife; Dec2011, p67-71 5p

Thisarticle speaks on the behalfofthe Catholics view on birth control and whythey feels that

way. This articlereally focuses onthereasonswhyCatholics havethisview.

Gibson, David. "Reactions vary on Obama's contraception compromise." //Christian Century//. 129.5 (2012): 15-16. Web. 25 Mar. 2012.

David Gibson is an award-winning religion journalist, author, filmmaker, and a convert to Catholicism. This relates to my discipline because it has to do with how people are currently viewing birth control. This is important because it is shaping our future and how many kids are being born and how effect birth control really is.

Jarosch, Jeffrey Paul. "Finding space for opposing consciences: rehabilitating the moral marketplace for the emergency contraception debate." //Northwestern University Law Review// Summer 2009: 1461-1493. //Academic One File//. Web. 18 Mar. 2012.

This source is a group of peoples thoughts about this subject. Most of them are from Law students who are doing a project on the topic. It holds different point of views from women, men, religious leaders and government and then after each it states laws that could support thier point of views or destroy it entirely. The Author of this article is a law Professor at The Northwestern University of Law and he gave this assignment to his class to research about. This source would be used for the social point of view about the Debate on Contraception.

Linton, Paul Benjamin. "The Legal Status of Abortion in the States if Roe v. Wade is Overruled." 23.1 (2007): 3-12. Web. 25 Mar. 2012.

Nearnes, Jodi. “Health insurance coverage and prescription contraceptive use among young women at risk for unintended pregnancy.” Contraception. February 2009. 105. Infotrac. Web. 21 March 2012.  This source talks about health insurance coverage for women between the ages of 18-24years. The author, Jodi Nearnes, is an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Ohio State University. Nearnes has a Bachelor's degree in Nursing and Science, a Masters in Nursing, as well as a Ph.D. in Public Health. This source relates to my disciplinary perspective (business) because this source gives me information about how much women pay for contraception to health insurance companies. This will help improve my paper because I will be able to compare the rates that women who have health insurance compared to the women who are without but still need contraceptives.

Paul Benjamin Linton is an attorney who specializes in pro-life litigation and legislative consulting. This relates to my discipline because it was a case that had been brought to supreme

Lowry, Rich; 2/20/2012, vol.179 Issue7, P20-20, 1 color photograph, 1 Black andWhite Photograph

The authorofthisarticle talks about the conflict between the U.S. presidentObama and the

catholic church leaders. It speaks about the departmentof Health and human services secretary

Kathleen Sebebious that all employers must cover access to birth control despitetheir religious

beliefs. Phillips, Ceri J. “Economics of Family Planning and Birth Control.” Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research. Feb. 1, 2002. 23. Infotrac. Web. 21 March 2012.  This source deals with the effectiveness, efficiency and costs of contraception. The author, Ceri J. Phillips, is a Professor at the University of Wales. Phillips teaches MSc Health Care Management and MSc Public Health and Partnerships in Care. My disciplinary perspective is the business perspective. This source relates to my disciplinary perspective because this article talks about the cost of contraception. This will help my paper by giving me more information about how much it costs couples to raise children and the cost of contraceptives to prevent children.

Pro-Choice America, NARAL. “Senate Scores Win for Women’s Contraceptive Coverage.” States News Service. 1 March 2012. Infotrac. Web. 21 March 2012.

 This source is about women being able to get health insurance coverage for contraceptives. The author(s) of this article is NARAL Pro-Choice America. NARAL Pro-Choice America is a group of men and women across America that help give women the right to choose to have a baby or not. This source relates to my disciplinary perspective (business) because this source gives me information about the laws that health insurance companies have to follow in order to insure women. These laws include contraceptives. This will help my paper because this will help me figure out how much it costs the insurance companies to do this for women.

Putney, Margaret. "Birds, bees, and politics." //Science & Spirit// 19.3 (2008): 12. //Academic// //One File//. Web. 18 Mar. 2012.

This Article is a report about how Contraception affects children and the discussion in school should and why it should not be supported. That some people think that this topic being discussed in school would give children the idea that they don't have wait that that they can have sex and not worry about it. But some people say that they just want thier children to know about sex and contraception so that they can be prepared whether they want to do it or not. That even if religion does get in the way all children should be educated equally cause we don't want to back track in time especially if changing the criteria is not a necessity. The author is a child psychologist who went to over 38 schools and did this report and had people sign thier name after what they said for proof. This source will be used for the point of view of schools and thier thoughts about teaching children about contraception.

Sulivan, Andrew ; Newsweek; 2/20/2010, vol.157 Issue8, p40-45. color photography

This article talks about thecontroversy about providing contraception coverage to their

employees. This article also talks about howcompaniesowned by religious groups such as

Catholics disagreeing with providing these kind of services.

Wellbery, Caroline. "Emergency contraception: an ongoing debate." //American Family Physician// 15 Aug. 2004: 655. //Academic One File//. Web. 18 Mar. 2012.

This article is about how emergency contraception can be used and also can save lives in other medical ways. It also has quotes from people who have a medical condition where pills, shots, etc... are needed to keep them healthy and alive and not a danger to other. That some women have really bad menstrual cycles and bleed to much taking a pill helps thier body cope with the blood loss or even lesson it. The author of this article is a Family Physician and has people come to her about contraception for thier daughters and sometimes for themselves. This article would be used for the point of view of medical professionals.

