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    standoff. I think this overall analogy is not significantly helpful for either side of the argument. Warren then discusses whether or not abortion is actually the killing of a “person”‚ calling into question when a fetus matures to the point of personhood. She defines the moral community as having some (the

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    are not persons and since only persons have full moral rights and person-like beings have a right to life in particular‚ fetuses do not have a right to life. She argues that fetuses are not persons because they lack the basic qualifying traits of personhood or moral humanity. She also believes that the rights of persons will always override the rights of potential persons and that there should be no restrictions on when an abortion must occur by. Her argument is a direct response to Noonan’s thesis

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    Jordan Groves Professor White ENC 1101 Sec-19 11/23/15 Analytical Essay #4 Analytical Essay: Why Is Stem Cell Research so Controversial? In 2001‚ President George W. Bush cut funding for research on stem cell obtained from human embryos because it is technology that requires the destruction of human life "My position on this issue is shaped by deeply held beliefs. I also believe human life is a sacred gift from our creator" (Bush‚ George W.‚ Crawford‚ Texas‚ Thursday‚ August 9‚ 2001. Stem cell research

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    Within Holding and Letting Go‚ Hilde Lindemann describes four elements that constitute personhood‚ which is the bodily expression of what composes a personality. These elements are: (1) A human being must have enough of a mental state to constitute a personality; (2) Personality must be bodily expressed; (3) Other human beings have to recognize this bodily expression as that of an expression of personality; (4) Those who recognize must respond to that expression. These elements are heavily influenced

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    While humans and primates are related in many ways‚ there are distinct characteristics for hominids. The most unique characteristic difference that separates hominids and non-human primates is bipedalism. While hominids walk on two feet‚ non-human primates are quadrupedal‚ using all fours to get around. Multiple experiments were conducted to identify between the advantages and disadvantages of being bipedal. The first experiment involved observing human and non-human primates and their difference

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    Summary Paper Machiavellian Monkeys "The sneaky skills of our primate cousins suggest that we may owe our great intelligence to an inherited need to deceive." Machiavellian Monkeys‚ James Shreeve‚ Discover‚ June 1991. Fraud. Deception. Infidelity. Theft. When these words are spoken‚ or read‚ the first thought is of human traits. Not once would someone think of animals as being capable of such actions‚ but people forget that humans are animals‚ and that the human animal evolved from a creature

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    examining the moral behaviors exhibited by humans closely related species in primates. He questions that if animals such as primates can demonstrate moral behaviors such as‚ reciprocation and empathy‚ then it is possible morality has a scientific explanation rather than a spiritual one that many religious individuals have said govern our decision making from deciding right from wrong. Using our close relatives primates and examining their moral

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    abortion is that the killing of a human being is prohibited‚ fetuses are human beings‚ thus the killing of fetuses is prohibited. Many Pro-Choice supporters try to disqualify the second premise stating that a fetus is not a human being based on personhood.

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    Natural selection forms the foundation of how we understand the ways that species have formed over time. Another form of selection is sexual selection‚ which is the selection of traits based on their roles in courting and mating. It involves attracting a mate with the greatest fitness while simultaneously portraying oneself as the best mate for selection. Fitness‚ described in natural selection‚ is the ability to reproduce and leave successful offspring that will continue the cycle. Sexual selection

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    Applied Ethics Abortion 1. Abortion is an “act which a woman performs in voluntarily terminating‚ or allowing another person to terminate her pregnancy”. (Mary A. Warren) • The women’s liberation movement in the 1960s is a movement for independence of women from men‚ for equality of gender and for women’s rights. It leads to the debate over whether women should be given a right to abortion on demand. • Is abortion morally permissible or impermissible‚ right or wrong? 2. Two theoretical

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