Mental Universe and Strategy of the Bishops: The Declaration of the Bishops of Belgium on Abortion

Mental Universe and Strategy of the Bishops: The Declaration of the Bishops of Belgium on Abortion

The "Declaration on Abortion" by the Bishops of Belgium (Apr, 1972) appeared when abortion was a much debated issue. This religious discourse is analyzed from the sociological & political point of view, using linguistic methods. The objective is: (1) to find what is contained in the de...

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Veröffentlicht in:Social compass 1973-01, Vol.20 (3), p.475-496
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