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Moral Issues by Jan Narveson See all pages with references to "modified potentiality principle". Excerpt - on Page 225: " ... anti-abortionist who is willing to adopt this position can then appeal, not to the potentiality principle, but to the following modified potentiality principle: ... " Key Phrases: United States, New York, Soviet Union, Superiority Strategy, Wide Principles, Public Affairs, good faith discrimination, upper limit qualification, modified potentiality principle, restitutive theory, prefamine policies, moral symmetry principle (see more) Key Phrases: United States, New York, Soviet Union, Superiority Strategy, Wide Principles, Public Affairs, Jack Palance, Repugnant Conclusion, Wide Total Principle, Civil Rights Act, Person-affecting Restriction, Risky Policy, James Rachels, Joel Feinberg, Narrow Principle, Wretched Child, First Row, Two-State Requirement, Assessing the Criminal, Different Number Choices, Judith Jarvis Thomson, Robert Nozick, The Monist, Equivalence Thesis, Some Paradoxes of Deterrence, good faith discrimination, upper limit qualification, modified potentiality principle, restitutive theory, prefamine policies, moral symmetry principle, generalized potentiality principle, doctrinaire sexist, strict potentiality criterion, libertarian rights theory, prospective people, nonnuclear aggression, couple cannot decide, secured net advantages, only quality matters, prenatal beings, most useful act, minimum necessary qualification, conclusive moral reasons, primitive sexist, removing liberties, preferential discrimination, prospective person, deterrence justification, retributive justification (see less)

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What is A Person? (Contemporary Issues in Biomedicine, Ethics, and Society) (Contemporary Issues in Biomedicine, Ethics, and Society) by Michael F. Goodman See all pages with references to "modified potentiality principle". Excerpt - on Page 101: " ... modified potentiality principle: If there are properties possessed by normal adult human beings that endow any organism possessing them with a right to ... " Key Phrases: New York, Supreme Court, Carl Sagan, Michael Tooley, Journal of Philosophy, Public Affairs, modified potentiality principle, moral symmetry principle, metamorphic definition, nonpotential properties, generalized potentiality principle, human biological life (see more) Key Phrases: New York, Supreme Court, Carl Sagan, Michael Tooley, Journal of Philosophy, Public Affairs, Defense of Abortion, Joel Feinberg, Marjorie Grene, Tristram Engelhardt, Harry Frankfurt, John Noonan, Philosophical Review, Englewood Cliffs, Harvard University Press, Kegan Paul, Man's Adaptive Dimension, Ronald Reagan, The Species Problem, Theological Studies, Clifford Geertz, Ernst Mayr, Irving Hallowell, New Jersey, Peter Singer, modified potentiality principle, moral symmetry principle, metamorphic definition, nonpotential properties, generalized potentiality principle, human biological life, human personal life, rule against homicide, generative development, metamorphic phase, actual personhood, unwilling addict, nonnatural meaning, human egg cells, own continued existence, normal adult human beings, strict persons, moral divide, human zygote, intentional systems, moral personhood, prejudiced society, inherent claim, natural kind term, biological part (see less)

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