… to discuss moral responsibilities to continue gestating, until we appreciate in their own terms
… of the difference it might make to legal and moral discussions of abortion if we appreciate …

… Examining the implications for abortion ethics in particular, this book also deals with the
ethical … My conclusion in this chapter is that the morality of abortion cannot be decided without …

… the moral issues involved in abortion starts from the proposition that a particularly frustrating
impasse has been reached both in scholarly discussion and in public debate about abortion…

… It cannot be, all by itself, the basis for wrongness, whereas a value characteristic can be. …
to abortion should not be singled out for this sort of mistake. Some of those in favour of abortion …

… ceteris paribus it is also immoral to impair an organism O the n + 1 degree. If the impairment
principle is accepted, it is easy to see why abortion might turn out to be immoral. If it is also …

… abortion we must question ourselves, is abortion morally wrong? If we consider it as morally
right, we want to know in which cases abortion … There are to main attitudes, on one side are …

… on abortion, the Court will not allow the states to enact any effective prohibition of abortion
at any … The permissibility of abortion, and the limitations upon it, are to be resolved like most …

… ’s view that abortion is permissible even if fetuses have high moral status. Against this, we
argue that, because many mothers are morally responsible for their pregnancies, they have a …

… Finally, I shall make no attempt to resolve some very fundamental and difficult general
philosophical issues into which this analysis of the ethics of abortion might lead. …

… the "new morality" movement of the 1960s and 1970s. Abortion was only one of several
agenda items that the new … If we define personhood in this way, it is clear that abortion does not …