1. Both Janice G. Raymond and Rickie Solinger identify themselves as feminists, yet they hold opposing views on reproductive technologies. How does Solinger respond to Raymond’s argument that these technologies are a form of violence against women? Whose argument is more convincing, and why?
2. Scott B. Rae contends that surrogate mothering is nothing more than legalized baby selling. Wendy McElroy maintains that such criticisms are invalid. Based on your reading of the viewpoints, which author makes a stronger case? How might the author’s gender influence his or her assessment? Explain your answer.
3. The reasons a doctor may give to sustain the pregnancy of a dead pregnant woman are invalid, according to Hilde Lindemann Nelson. Christoph Anstötz maintains, however, that keeping a woman alive until her baby is born does not deprive her of her dignity. Using examples from the viewpoints, do...