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catalyst-33065	Horn, Claire	Ectogenesis is for Feminists: Reclaiming Artificial Wombs from Antiabortion Discourse	2020	15	.pdf	application/pdf	6035	285	46	I argue that authors who make these claims fail to understand why feminists fight for abortion rights, take a narrow approach to reproductive freedom, neglect the social construction of “viability”, and fail to acknowledge the dependency of the fetus on care. Original Research | Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience Issue 6 (Vol 1) Claire Horn, 2020 4 Reproductive Freedom Beyond Severance Theory The authors of recent articles that proclaim that artificial wombs foretell the end of abortion rights (including Blackshaw & Rodger, 2019; Mathison & Davis, 2017), like their predecessors (Singer & Wells 2006; Kaczor 2005) return to moral philosopher Judith Jarvis Thomson’s 1971 paper, “A Defense of Abortion.”	cache/catalyst-33065.pdf	txt/catalyst-33065.txt