A Critique of Judith Thomson’s A Defense of Abortion

In "Abortion Defense" (Cahn and Markie), Judith Thomson advocated a claim that abortion is morally acceptable even if the fetus is considered a person. The main reason for her argument is that the assertion of the abortion was in fact stagnant. A typical anti - abortion argument is based on the idea that the fetus is a person, as the murder is wrong and abortion is wrong. Supporting abortion has the opposite view: the fetus is not a person, so it does not have the right to enjoy human rights, so killing it can not be wrong.

In Judith Jarvis Thomson's 'Defense of abortion' article 'Abortion Defense', Judith Jarvis Thomson claims that abortion is morally acceptable even if the fetus is treated as a person. This article details Thomson's main argument about abortion in detail. In particular, I carefully study her renowned "violinist" claim. - Silent Madness He wants to know if he is crazy. He covered my ears with both hands but still I heard a garbled sound in the room. He sat back behind the desk for a while, stopped breathing and told myself he was just tired. Suddenly knocking on the door, his heart skipped the beat and opened it with trembling hands. "Hello!" His reception desk joked and saw him irritated as he almost jumped out of his skin.

Introduction: (48 words) In this article I will explain why abortion is not allowed in most cases and agree with Judith Thomson. But I do not agree with her example and argument and I would like to explain why this contradicts her claim in her article. Expo: (423 words) In the article "Defense of Abortion", Judith Thomson suggested that abortion is not allowed She supports her assertion that the fetus is a person and claims that life is right . Her article raised this question

Abortion ethics is the subject of establishing an argument that attempts to justify whether abortion is morally justified. Philosopher Judith Jervis Thomson wrote a pro-selected work called "Abortion Defense". In this article, she is proposing various arguments for trying to preserve abortion by linking abortion to the right to control a woman with a fetus and her body. - In most cases abortion is morally permitted. The right to women's body can resist the unfortunate situation of fetal abortion. Abortion should not be tolerated if women do multiple pregnancies and abortions without trying to use existing contraceptives. A general argument against abortion is that killing is immoral. This is to assume that the fetus is from the moment of pregnancy.