… and the prospect of abortion. For every intellectual argument for or against abortion, there are
… , act, and even respond to the clinician is impaired."" This crisis-related disability may lead …

… to the impairment caused by abortion. I argue that two of the premises in this argument fail
and that… Hendricks' rejection of consequentialist ethics is mostly contained within the following …

… abortion seriously wrong. Commentators have raised a number of objections to Marquis’s
argument, … In this paper, difficulties with Marquis’s argument that have not been considered by …

… , deaf, and mobility-impaired citizen groups and disabled … and an insupportable argument
for abortion rights. • We must … is now called the ethics of “selective abortion” with regard to …

… the suffering argument that justify selective abortion in order … of individuals with serious
impairments that we either intend or … of the ethics of sex-selection, Wertz and Fletcher argue that …

… argued that bank robbers do not intend to be injured, but a strategy of managing induced
abortion … of a fetus affected by a fatal impairment.32 These decisions underscore that post-…

… a person disabled is social discrimination rather than impairment per se. If we adhere to the
… of the impairment itself. So the main ethical objection to the Parental Interests Argument (that …

… of abortion, both proponents and opponents of abortion rights often seem to struggle
unsuccessfully to fit their arguments concerning the morality of abortion … the ethical legitimacy of …

… ’ argument, which claims that if a woman is granted the right to abort based on fetal impairment,
… granted the right to choose sex selective abortion. I show that these same considerations …

… Furedi argued that any abortion should be allowed for no … Here, we concentrate on three
major arguments which have … sake of argument, that there are cases in which impairment is so …