Judith Jarvis Thomson's position is argued without
A) reference to the rights of women.
B) relying on thought experiments.
C) admitting that the fetus has a right to life.
D) relying on the issue of personhood.

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Thomson's argument, particularly in her famous "Violinist" thought experiment, does not rely on the issue of personhood but rather focuses on the rights of the woman and the implications of those rights even if the fetus is granted a right to life.

Judith Jarvis Thomson's Position Is Argued Without