… at its philosophical heart, abortion is about whether the human fetus is rightly considered a
… at the forefront of our ethical and legal investigations about abortion. For many, that case is …

… We recognize that abortion involves particular moralities that are not … , fetal morbidity and
mortality, and parental options for prenatal diagnostic testing. We examined relevant ethical …

… If we think the woman has the right to “disconnect” herself, then that suggests that
abortion ought to be lawful even if a fetus is a person, since the violinist is no doubt a person. …

… fetus does have a right to life, abortion can still be shown to be morally permissible on the
critic of abortion's … This book grew out of a course on the ethics of abortion that I first offered at …

… early fetuses entirely lack these characteristics, they are not inherently wrong to kill and so
most abortions are not morally wrong, since most abortions … to the ethics of abortions due to …

… early fetus has an actual future in which he or she will be conscious, then this human fetus
has moral worth; but if an early fetus … she will be conscious, then the fetus has no moral worth. …

… After examining the relevance of various positions on the moral status of the fetus and the
morality of abortion, the article critically examines charges that such research, especially with …

… We therefore pose the following question in this article: Is there any morally significant
distinction between abortion and MFPR on healthy fetuses? We explain what MFPR is, presenting …

… rests on a defective view of sexual ethics, as we will argue, in … "early fetus" or "late fetus." In
order to develop our argument, it will usually be sufficient to refer to the fetus (or the early fetus…

… – because abortion is a moral or ethical issue. (These two words mean the same thing). …
wrongness of killing babies, not early fetuses. Describing early fetuses as “babies” characterizes …