Interests in Abortion: a New Perspective on Foetal Potential and the Abortion Debate: T Martin. Avebury, 2000, pound40.00, pp 113. ISBN 0-7546-1146- [Book Review]

Journal of Medical Ethics 28 (2):132-a-132 (2002)
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This is an interesting attempt to tackle that most emotional of all subjects—the abortion debate. Taking as her basis Tooley's well known discussion on abortion, Martin sets out to provide an account of the intrinsic morality of …

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