… the ethics of abortion. Thus, when I speak of “rights” in this work, I mean moral rights, not legal
rights… legal questions about abortion, my focus is principally on the ethical questions about …

… In fact I will argue that on the basis of care ethics, women have a claim not to be interfered
… to the women themselves than any available to them based upon the rights paradigm as it …

… women's access and rights to abortion. The moral imperitive does not seem to be that women
should not procure abortions, but rather that women … 'punished' for procuring abortions. …

… abortion from the perspective of women—not women … but women with problem pregnancies
in need of abortion care… abortion is regarded as an abstract political or ethical issue. …

… that a more inclusive ethics of abortion is required rather than a new ethics of abortion when
“… fetal “rights”, tends to sideline women and the realities of women's lives. Such sidelining of …

… about the morality of abortion. After all, we moral philosophers are accustomed to thinking
that ethics is not only objective (admitting of uniquely correct answers to ethical questions) but …

… of women's right to choose abortion, but, in fact, feminist ethics yields a different analysis of
the moral questions surrounding abortion … liberal defenders of abortion rights. Most feminists …

… is women's right to the conditions for procreative choice, not merely the narrower option of
elective abortion. … of the ethics of abortion which is fair to women's reality is a moral necessity. …

… abortion care. Although there are a number of different barriers to women's right to obtain
abortion … deal with because of the ethical dilemma between protecting and promoting women's …

… The rigor of Kaczor’s metaphysical and ethical arguments concerning when a person begins
to exist and the moral rights that pertain to embryos and fetuses should help disarm many …