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Martha Nussbaum’s “Taking Money for Bodily Services” (Part Three)
In part one, I discussed the first part of Nussbaum’s article “‘Whether from Reason or Prejudice’: Taking Money for Bodily Services” which brought up the six analogies that Nussbaum uses to argue for the decriminalization of prostitution. In part two, … Continue reading
Martha Nussbaum’s “Taking Money for Bodily Services” (Part Two)
In part one, I discussed the first part of Nussbaum’s article “‘Whether from Reason or Prejudice’: Taking Money for Bodily Services” which brought up the six analogies that Nussbaum uses to argue for the decriminalization of prostitution. In this post, … Continue reading
Martha Nussbaum’s “Taking Money for Bodily Services” (Part One)
Inspired by Philosophical Disquisitions, I’ve decided to look at some articles that interest me. This procedure would help me get a clearer view of the philosopher’s arguments, and this would help me make my ideas clearer. With that in mind, … Continue reading
