L’aborto di fronte alla filosofia

Alpha Omega 13 (3):333-354 (2010)
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Abstract

Abortion must be considered with the aid of philosophy: from a metaphysical, anthropological and ethical point of view. This article attempts to show some of the principal areas in the relationship between abortion and philosophy following four movements. The problem is presented , then Plato's and Aristotle’s attitude with regard to abortion are analysed . Nextly there follows a synthetic overview of modern thought on the subject and some bioethical solutions that have deep philosophical roots are proposed . Finally the article stresses the importance of philosophical reflection in order to guarantee the maximum respect possible for the unborn

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Fernando Pascual
Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum

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