ACHIEVING PEACE IN THE ABORTION WAR

Predictions on Possible Social Impacts of
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Cognitive Dissonance as
Structural Stressors

        by Rachel M. MacNair, Ph.D.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. The Well-Kept Secret

        PART I: BATTLE FATIGUE

2. On the Front-line
3. Dealing With It


        PART II: SAY WHAT?

4. When Ideas Don't Fit
5. When Abortion Ideas Don't Fit
6. Making Them Fit, No Matter What


        PART III: MORE PREDICAMENTS

7. Position of Mastery
8. The Legend
9. Those Who Oppose On Purpose


        PART IV: CRUMBLING PROPS

10. We're All In This Together
11. Non-Supportive Non-Defense
12. Other Doctors
13. Clients
14. The Abortion Distortion Factor
15. Magic Bullets


        PART V: GETTING OUT

16. Escaping the Whirlwind
17. Collapse

Notes



Editor's Note: This book is written in MLA style and edited to be easily readable by the general public. FNSA articles normally use the Chicago Manual of Style and are more scholarly in tone. The author, Rachel M. MacNair, sought a Ph.D. in Psychology and Sociology in order to pursue research in the subjects explained in the book. Any comments on helpful resources or flaws in reasoning would be welcomed by her, at drmacnair@hotmail.com.

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