exam 2 - feinberg Flashcards

1
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conflict of rights

two

A

right to self defense
rright to bodily autonomy

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2
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strict proportionality thesis

A

you can’t do more harm than threatened with

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3
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self defense and proportionality

A

most people think it’s okay to kill in self defense to save you own life

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4
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lenient proportionality thesis

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you can do somewhat more harm than threatened with

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5
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when can someone justify abortion as self defense?

A

if general belief is lenient and if pregnancy threatens to injure woman

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6
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growing baby example

thomson

A

baby continues to grow and it will squish you once large enough

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7
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feinberg’s response to growing baby

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you can kill it if it threatens to kill you, but what if it wouldn’t kill, but just injure?

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8
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when does strict proportionality apply?

A

against innocent beings

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9
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innocent aggressors

trapped in elevator with someone not responsible for their actions

A

killing is justified if it’s the only option

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10
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objection to innocent aggressors

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it seems like it imples that abortion is permissible when life is threatened and when it’s not

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11
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feinberg’s response about innocent aggressors

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fetus is only innocent and only threatens a woman’s body by simply developing

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12
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right to bodily autonomy

A

violinist case isn’t analogous to pregnancy because you had nothing to do with violinist’s ailment
in ‘normal’ cases, the woman take voluntary action to getting pregnant

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13
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feinberg’s view on responsibility objection

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whether a woman has duty to keep her pregnancy depends on how responsible she is for being pregnant

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14
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speedboat example

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you’re driving a speedboat so recklessly that someone falls out and is drowning
- you’re morally obligated to save that person’s life because it was your fault

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15
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how does speedboat example tie to abortion

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in consenting to sex, a woman also consents to consequences of sex (waives vs forfeits)

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16
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contraceptive failure explanation

feinberg

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  • risk of pregnancy is 1%
  • risk is taken
  • pregnancy happens

abortion is impermissible

17
Q

faulty contraception

feinberg

A
  • thinks risk is 1% for pregnancy
  • takes risk
  • gets pregnant
  • but faulty contraception raises risk to 20%, which wasn’t agreed upon

abortion is permissible

18
Q

in which cases is abortion permissible?

feinberg

A
  • life threatening situations
  • rape
  • faulty contraception