Why abortion is seriously wrong: Two views

D Marquis - Bioethics with Liberty and Justice: Themes in the Work …, 2010 - Springer
The purpose of this essay is to compare the substantial identity argument for the wrongness
of abortion to the future of value argument for its wrongness. Both arguments take for …

Concepts of abortion and their relevance to the abortion debate

MB Mahowald - The Southern Journal of Philosophy, 1982 - pdcnet.org
Medical practitioners tend to define abortion as premature termination of pregnancy, rather
than as premature termination of fetal life. This usage is consistent with their primary …

Toward a credible view of abortion

LW Sumner - Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 1974 - cambridge.org
As little as a decade ago most moral philosophers still believed that the exercise of their craft
did not include defending positions on actual moral problems. More recently they have come …

Abortion: The avoidable moral dilemma

JM Humber - J. Value Inquiry, 1975 - HeinOnline
3 The two chief proponents of this view are: Paul Ramsey," The Morality of Abortion," in Life
or Death: Ethics and Options (Seattle: 1968), and John T. Noonan Jr.," Abortion and the …

Understanding the abortion argument

R Wertheimer - Philosophy & Public Affairs, 1971 - JSTOR
I want to understand an argument. By an argument I do not mean a concatenation of
deathless propositions, but something with two sides that you have with someone, not …

Why abortion is immoral.

D Marquis - Bioethics: An Anthology, 2006 - books.google.com
Also, this essay will neglect issues of great importance to a complete ethics of abortion.
Some anti‐-abortionists will allow that certain abortions, such as abortion before …

Abortion and the right to life

LS Carrier - Social Theory and Practice, 1975 - JSTOR
I shall attempt to defend the following moderate view on the question of abortion. At some
nonarbitrary point be tween conception and birth it is morally permissible to destroy a …

Abortion: Listening to the middle

EA Langerak - Hastings Center Report, 1979 - JSTOR
S ays one critic of the philosophical debate on abortion:" Philosophers are not listened to
because they do not listen."'Though I believe the charge is too strong, my own review of the …

Reference points in deciding about abortion

P Ramsey - The Morality of Abortion: Legal and Historical …, 1970 - degruyter.com
My first point is a plea for greater sanity in the debate over abortion laws—a plea directed
against the credence currently given the contention that anyone who opposes any of the …

Abortion and the Law

BA Brody - The Journal of Philosophy, 1971 - JSTOR
abortion is the way in which they rapidly turn into a discussion of the status of the foetus and
of whether destroying the foetus constitutes the taking of a human life. Since these latter …