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Martin (human bioethics, Monash U.) introduces a position on abortion that does not rely on the usual markers such as fetal quickening or viability, but rather on empirically testable claims concerning the human fetus' psychological development. She argues that such development gives rise to a morally relevant form of potential prior to the fetus' birth, and that abortion from time forward is wrong. The treatment is developed from her master's thesis for Monash. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Jerry Dixon
reviewed Interests in abortion on March 28, 2020
Interests in abortion
Very interesting. It shatterred my perception of the brain and what is the definition of ourselves, our personality... A LOT of food for thoughts!!!
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