Q1. What does Peter Singer think would happen to the usual distinction between charity and moral obligation were his fundamental moral principle to be adopted widely?
Q2. What is original about Judith Jarvis Thomson's article defending abortion? (Hint - it's a step she takes early on!)
Q3. How does Don Marquis side-step the question of the personhood of the fetus in his article about abortion?
Q4. Explain Kohlberg's stages, and EITHER ...
a. describe what Carol Gilligan objected to in the research, OR
b. come up with an example problem (not Heinz and the drug; one of your own) and offer various -stage responses to it.
Q5. Can the idea of killing an innocent person to provide organs for others be taken seriously? [I am obviously referring to Harris' article - as you should, in your answer.] What ethical systems might approve, and under what systems would the scheme be condemned?
Q6. Do the animals have rights? Argue as you see fit, but use the question as an excuse to mention Kant, Carruthers, and Norcross