Titlebook: An African Ethics of Personhood and Bioethics; A Reflection on Abor Motsamai Molefe Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Personhood and Abortion in African Philosophy, is whether the idea of personhood would permit or forbid abortion. He ultimately defends the view that forbids abortion. To secure this conclusion, he structures the chapter as follows. He begins with questions of methodology. He first proposes what he takes to be a suitable method to engage on the

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Personhood and Euthanasia in African Philosophy,chapter as follows. In the first section, he begins by defining crucial terms and proceeds to contextualise the discussion in light of the South African legal literature on the question of euthanasia. In the second section, Molefe propounds an account of a good death in the light of personhood by co

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Personhood and Abortion in African Philosophy,ers arguments that neutralise Horsthemke’s arguments by proposing a more plausible interpretation of Menkiti’s moral philosophy that accommodates the young in the moral community, among others. Finally, Molefe considers two possible objections against his view.

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that it is permissible for reasons revolving around avoiding the reversing of personhood. It also, though, minimally, touches on the questions regarding the mentally disabled and animals, to which it assigns lower moral status..978-3-030-46521-6978-3-030-46519-3

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Book 2020it concludes that it is impermissible since foetuses possess partial moral status. Regarding euthanasia, it argues that it is permissible for reasons revolving around avoiding the reversing of personhood. It also, though, minimally, touches on the questions regarding the mentally disabled and animals, to which it assigns lower moral status..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-6477-7ood in African philosophy and it further explores their relation to the idea of moral status or dignity. The second section considers the literature related to the bioethical themes of abortion and euthanasia since these will be the focus of the book. Finally, it discusses the structure of the book.

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