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    A Defense of Abortion is an article written by Judith Jarvis Thomson about the reasons why women that are pregnant have the right and should have ability to perform an abortion if they choose to do so. Judith gives reasons and examples to why women have the right to abort the fetus if they want to do so. I completely disagree with his arguments. I firmly believe that a fetus has just as much as a right to life, then the mother that is birthing the child. First off, we must define when exactly a…

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    Mary Anne Warren presents her argument for abortion, first, by replying to Thomson’s argument with falsehoods she gathered from his premises. The largest opposition Warren had with Thompson, was based upon the statement he made that allowed for abortion to be permissible even if the fetus has a full right to life. Warren argues that there cannot be an argument for abortion if it is believed that a fetus has a full right to life, because an abortion would immediately dismiss this. In Warren’s…

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    17 Essays that Will Change Your Life Analysis of “We Do Abortions Here: A Nurse’s Tale” Abortion is one of the most controversial problems in the world today. This topic is addressed by Sallie Tisdale through her essay, “We Do Abortions Here: A Nurse’s Tale”, with a purpose to educate people based on her experiences at the abortion clinic. In the essay, she addresses abortion from the helplessness of her patients and from the process itself. For example, she shows the desperation in her clients…

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    Long Answer White Elephant What is important about what is not being said in the story? In other words ,what role does silence play in the story? What is important that is not being said in this story is, the abortion. The author does not directly tell the reader the man and women is having a discussion about the women not wanting to go through with the abortion. The story does give a lot of hints for example "It’s an awfully simple operation, Jib"(Line 51) this is the hint the author Ernest…

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    Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury. I stand before you today on behalf of my client, late Princess Diana, as the media has represented her inadequately a number of times. An article in the ‘Woman’s Day’ that was published on the 10th of July portrays Princess Diana falsely and unjustly. In the article, the reader is positioned to view my client, Princess Diana, as a terrible mother who is evil and jealous of Camilla. This is definitely a false representation. Today we seek compensation for the…

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    Ron Paul once said, “We don’t have the freedom of speech to talk about the weather. We have the first amendment so we can say some very controversial things. Cheryl Churchill and Cindy Waters worked with each other at a local hospital in Illinois. Churchill made statements against Waters to a nurse interested in transferring to the obstetrics unit (CYNTHIA). Churchill was fired from her job due to her actions. Churchill took her case to court because she knew her conversation included public and…

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    Rhetorical Analysis Paid family leave has become a more controversial subject over time, some say. According to Lisa Belkin, author of the article Paid Family Leave: Can We Change The Maternity And Paternity Leave Debates To Include Everyone, the United States have not fully addressed the need or want for paid maternity/ paternity leave or to take it one step further to include paid family leave. She states that many other countries such as “Sweden (480 days), Germany (365 days), Italy (90),…

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    -Judith Jarvis Thomson is a moral philosopher, who wrote A Defense of Abortion in1971. This piece of writing is still causing uproar even in the present time over the continuous argument of abortion. She is for abortion in the right circumstances, and in order to fight the people against her, she wrote this piece of writing. In this text, she states that a fetus is not a person and does not have the right to life, but in order to fight against objections towards her she agrees that a fetus is a…

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    Judith Jarvis Thomson argues that abortion is justifiable due to the fact that in the early stages of pregnancy the unborn child is only a clump of cells and tissues. I, however will argue that Thomson’s views are inadequate due to simple life cycles and the false pretenses that an unborn child isn’t a real “person”. Thomson who, although has some very useable points from her paper “A Defense of Abortion” I still would have to disagree and stand firm in my position of anti-abortion. But we…

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    Pro-choice Versus Pro-life A woman should have the right to choose what she wants to do with her body. There are many reasons why she may choose to keep or abort her baby. If a woman chooses to abort, she should have the freedom to do so. It is her body, it may not be the right time in her life to have a baby, and laws should not stop her or try to make the decision that is best for her. A woman should be able to do what she wants regarding her body. A person on the outside looking in never…

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