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The Perils of Personhood,s, the answer to these questions guarantees a resolution of the entire abortion issue. Thus, if the fetus is human, it must not be aborted except when the mother’s life is endangered (and, for some, not even then): but if it is not human, it may be aborted under any circumstances.

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Once and Future Persons,or infant, say, or an adult who has been irreversibly incapacitated but not killed in an automobile accident is a .. Can it happen in such cases that statements ascribing personhood “fit the facts” more or less loosely? It has been suggested—by David Lewis and Derek Parf?t, among others—that there m

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Who Shall Count as a Human Being?,iving being possesses it? And what rights go with such possession? These and similar questions have arisen beginning with the earliest speculations about human origins and characteristics. They are still thought central to the abortion debate. I propose to show in this paper that they cannot help us

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The Life of a Person,he person as a particular organism with a spatiotemporal history of its own; there the identity question is approached from the outside, so to speak, and differs not at all from questions about the identity of material objects through time. The other way is to look upon the person’s life history as