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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome & Abortion: On The Impairment Argument
AbortionArguments.Com (2020)
Abstract
A basic criticism of Perry Hendrick's "Even if the fetus is not a person, abortion is immoral: The Impairment Argument," is offered, namely that the reasons why intentionally causing fetal alcohol syndrome is wrong simply do not apply to fetuses and so the "Impairment Argument" against abortion fails.Author's Profile
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