… It is my hope this book will provide a new frame of reference for young girls and women
faced with motherhood decisions. More than ever we not only have an obligation to protect and …

… and Childbirth addresses the unique moral questions raised by pregnancy and its intimate
bodily nature. From assisted reproduction to abortion and ‘vital conflict’ resolution to more …

… whole issue is not that abortion can be justified ethically or not; it is altogether different issue.
… to any other bio-ethical issue? My conclusion is yes, she has the right to take decision and it …

… their views on the ethical appropriateness of such procedures against their baseline view of
abortion … views of the respondents to this study, support the moral justification for abortion of …

… solve the moral problem of abortion. The questions must still be asked: How far does this
protection extend for any human being - does the prohibition of human killing admit of …

… Let me emphasize again that we are discussing the morality of abortion, not the rights and …
or pernitting it. If we suppose that women do have a moral right to do as they choose with their …

… , and that, as consequence, abortion is justifiable only in the … the moral claim and the
metaphysical claim, but if, as I argue, any interpretation which makes the argument valid renders it …

… there is a possible future of value. We may have some reason, but it is not the kind of entity
to whom we have strong moral obligations simply because there is a possible future of value. …

… "There ought to be no special laws regulating abortion," wrote psychiatrist Thomas Szasz in
the same year. "Such an operation should be available in … it possible, has forged new ethical …

… it with liberal defences of women's right to choose abortion, but, in fact, feminist ethics yields
a different analysis of the moral questions surrounding abortion than that usually offered by …