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A Defence Of Abortion
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Explain and assess Thompson's claim that a successful defence of abortion need not assume anything about the moral status of the foetus
In society today, abortion has become common for a number of reasons: women have a greater legal and social status, foetal abnormalities can be detected and sex is now seen as an act associated more with pleasure rather than procreation. Abortion is commonplace in many countries, with approximately 26 million legal abortions having taken place last year. De...
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