Thinking about the silent scream / produced by Pat Jaworski.

Program Title:
Thinking about the silent scream / produced by Pat Jaworski.
PRA Archive #: 
SZ0308
Description: 

Isaac Asimov, Michael Bennett, Patricia Goldman, Clifford Grobstein, and Dominick Purpua speak on the importance of the brain to the quality of peronhood. The main issue is the development of the brain in the human fetus, particularly in relation to the abortion issue.|THINKING ABOUT THE SILENT SCREAM / produced by Pat Jaworski. - Isaac Asimov, Michael Bennett, Patricia Goldman, Clifford Grobstein, and Dominick Purpua speak on the importance of the brain to the quality of personhood. The main issue is the development of the brain in the human fetus, particularly in relation to the abortion issue. - RECORDED: 1983-1984. BROADCAST: 18 Aug. 1985.

Station: 
Non Pacifica Programming
Date Recorded on: 
1983-1984.
Date Broadcast on: 
18 Aug. 1985.
Item duration: 
1 reel (29 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|29:00
Keywords: 
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Jaworski, Patricia.
Bennett, Michael.
Asimov, Isaac, 1920-1992
Purpua, Dominick.
Goldman, Patricia.
Brain -- Growth.
Abortion -- Moral and ethical aspects
Thinking about the silent scream / produced by Pat Jaworski.
Abortion -- Religious aspects.
Distributor: 
Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1985.
Rights Summary: 
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