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July 1, 2003Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews771 citations

Shaping Abortion Discourse: Democracy and the Public Sphere in Germany and the United States

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CMCarol MuellerMFMyra Marx FerreeWGWilliam A. Gamson

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Tables and figures Foreword Friedhelm Neidhardt Preface Glossary Part I. Introduction: 1. Two related stories 2. Historical context 3. Methods Part II. Major Outcomes: 4. The discursive opportunity structure 5. Standing 6. Framing Part III. Representing Different Constituencies: 7. Representing women's claims 8. Representing religious claims 9. Representing the tradition of the left Part IV. The Quality of Abortion Discourse: 10. Normative criteria for the public sphere 11. Measuring the quality of discourse 12. Metatalk 13. Lessons for democracy and the public sphere Methodological appendix References Index.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7c9b6f3dbea9de816111c6https://doi.org/10.2307/1556562
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