… placing the question of prenatal personhood at the forefront of our ethical and legal
investigations about abortion. For many, that case is clear and simple. Our moral norms prohibit the …

… While there are few firm conclusions regarding the morality of abortion, the work is no worse
… ethical and legal question – that of foetal personhood – and offers sophisticated arguments …

… the notion of genetic personhood and the notion of moral personhood. The notion of genetic
… very different kind of argument would have to be given to support a legal prohibition against …

… There are good arguments for abortion in these cases. But they … Are there any good arguments
to the conclusion that the … There seems no reason why morality shouldn't follow the law …

… It is sometimes argued that, if a matured fetus has a moral status equivalent to newborns, as
we should agree, then we should subsume them under the legal concept of "personhood" or …

… ethics and civil law, and whether every act of abortion can be … Behind the debates on this
topic frequently lie contradictory or, … to an ethical consideration of second trimester abortions at …

… in abortion law. In chapter 9, Greasley considers the general status of abortion regulation. …
just developed a new account of personhood, her arguments in this chapter would be tightly …

… If, as appears to be the case, abortion is more common in countries where it is illegal, … be
argued that liberal abortion laws result in less harm, and are justifiable regardless of the moral …

… But those who argue that abortion is permissible … of abortion would thus be suitable to the
pro-life position. Since Greasley is arguing that we should place the threshold for personhood …

… The reason I have the “other things equal” clause added in the proposition above is only
because my argument in this paper has not established what the correct normative …