Abortion in J. Rawlss A Theory of Justice and Political Liberalism and R. Dworkins Lifes Dominion

The paper explores the abortion debate through the lens of Rawls's theory of justice and Dworkin's views on moral dilemmas surrounding abortion. It examines the topic using concepts like the original position, veil of ignorance, and the distinction between natural and human investments. The author critiques how Rawls's natural duties and Dworkin's intrinsic values apply to the abortion issue. In the conclusion, the paper compares the two philosophers' perspectives, highlighting both their similarities and differences regarding abortion ethics.