Arguments about abortion: personhood, morality, and law

Jurisprudence:1-10 (forthcoming)
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Arguments about Abortion: Personhood, Morality, and Law approaches a complex set of issues with analytical rigour, clarity, and a respectful directness. It extensively buries poor argumentation and...

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