Abortion scholars
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- Abortion
- Beverly Harrison
- Society see women as baby makers and are devalued. Women were not educated and the workforce don't employ women of child bearing age
- Abortion allows women to choose when and if she wants to have a child
- Society see women as baby makers and are devalued. Women were not educated and the workforce don't employ women of child bearing age
- Judith Jarvis Thomson
- If a woman allows the foetus to develop, they are being considerate as they are under no obligation to do so
- The woman's right to life and ownership of her body are of greater significance than the unborn foetus' rights
- We have complete control of our bodies
- Violinist, expanding baby and people seeds
- Peter Singer
- Too one sided- the mother
- Violinist, expanding baby and people seeds
- Peter Vardy
- Dangerous to allocate rights over body eg. **** and self mutilation
- The woman's right to life and ownership of her body are of greater significance than the unborn foetus' rights
- We have complete control of our bodies
- The woman's right to life and ownership of her body are of greater significance than the unborn foetus' rights
- Dangerous to allocate rights over body eg. **** and self mutilation
- Mary Anne Warren
- If the state were to prohibit abortion there would be undesirable outcomes
- Historically there has been a lack of safety with backstreet about ions with greater risks for women
- If the state were to prohibit abortion there would be undesirable outcomes
- Bowie
- "Abortion is essential for the health and well being of individuals, families and society
- Abortion is essential for women's human rights of life, self determination and liberty
- "Abortion is essential for the health and well being of individuals, families and society
- Rosalind Hursthouse
- Abortion is a moral issue and not a rights issue. Women have to be aware of the outcomes of their actions and take responsibility for them
- Beverly Harrison
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