Linked bibliography for the SEP article "Parenthood and Procreation" by Elizabeth Brake and Joseph Millum

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–––, 1992, “Wrongful Life and Counterfactual Harming,” in Freedom & Fulfillment, Joel Feinberg, Princeton: Princeton University Press. (Scholar)
Feldman, S., 1992, “Multiple Biological Mothers: The Case for Gestation,” Journal of Social Philosophy, 23: 98–104. (Scholar)
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