Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Notes -- References -- 1. Why I am pro-choice -- I. What does it mean (for me) to be pro-choice (and what does it not mean)? -- II. Are human fetuses persons? -- III. The argument from bodily autonomy -- IV. Concluding thoughts: Beyond abortion as a conversation of rights -- Notes -- References -- 2. Why I am pro-life -- 1 Introduction -- 2 How not to be pro-life -- 3 The personhood argument -- 4 Violinists, autonomy, and abortion -- 5 What does all this mean? -- 6 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 3. A response to Mulder -- I. Animalism and person essentialism -- II. Thomson's argument -- III. Concluding thoughts: Three peripheral, but important, issues -- Notes -- References -- 4. A response to Manninen -- 1 On "used" and "unused" embryos -- 2 On personhood -- 3 Precarious cases and questionable comparisons -- 4 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 5. Convergences and divergences -- I Issues of social and economic justice -- II Sexual ethics -- III Contraception -- IV Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- Index