The abortion controversy and the claim that this body is mine

MR Wicclair - Social theory and practice, 1981 - JSTOR
The labels" pro-life" and" pro-choice" are now widely used to designate the two major
opposing positions on abortion. As the term" pro-choice" suggests, it is less common than it …

[引用][C] The Legal versus the Moral on Abortion

L Lombardi - Journal of Social Philosophy, 1986 - Wiley Online Library
Early and still popular strategies for deciding the moral acceptability (and, by implication, the
legal acceptability) of abortion divide sharply on the clash between the value of the fetus's …

Abortion: listening to the Middle

EA Langerak - What Is a Person?, 1988 - Springer
Says one critic of the philosophical debate on abortion:" Philosophers are not listened to
because they do not listen." 1 Though I believe the charge is too strong, my own review of …

Abortion, Personhood, and Moral Rights

D Algeo - The Monist, 1981 - JSTOR
Defenses of abortion have by and large focussed upon one or the other of two topics: the
question of the personhood of the fetus, or the question of the woman's rights as weighed …

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 …

The right to choose an abortion

J McMahan - 1993 - JSTOR
Opponents of abortion often defend their position by claiming that the fetus is a person. What
they mean, presumably, is that the fetus shares those attributes, whatever they may be, the …

Abortion and human rights

NC Gillespie - Ethics, 1977 - journals.uchicago.edu
Philosophical and popular thinking about abortion is influenced by the belief that the
fundamental issue in settling the morality of abortion is whether a fetus is a person (is a …

The perils of personhood

R Weiss - Ethics, 1978 - journals.uchicago.edu
In the abortion debate, one of the more overworked arguments concerns the if and when of
the humanity of a fetus. For those who argue along these lines, the answer to these …

[PDF][PDF] Adefense of abortion

JJ Thomson - Philosophy & Public Affairs, 1971 - users.manchester.edu
Most opposition to abortion relies on the premise that the fetus is a human being, a person,
from the moment of conception. The premise is argued for, but, as I think, not well. Take, for …

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 …