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A Critique of Judith Jarvis Thomson’s A Defense of Abortion, Part III

May 1, 2013/24 Comments/in Bodily Rights, Philosophy /by Clinton Wilcox

For part one of this series, go here. For part two of this series, go here. Section 4. Is abortion unjust killing? Thomson begins this section by considering that “in the most ordinary sort of case, to deprive someone of what he has a right to is to treat him unjustly.”  She illustrates this with […]

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