Philosophy class: ‘This might be a watershed for American feminism’: Amia Srinivasan on repealing Roe vs Wade
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Moral philosophy: normative ethical theories; applied ethics
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‘This might be a watershed for American feminism’: Amia Srinivasan on repealing Roe vs Wade
How could different normative theories be applied to the question of abortion rights?
Is consent a reliable guide to moral rightness?
Can desires be praiseworthy or blameworthy?
Should contemporary philosophers have a bigger role in public life?
Jack Robertson, Queen Elizabeth’s School Barnet
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