On Hursthouse's view, what is the problem with focusing on a woman's right to her own life?
A) Rights are just a useful fiction
B) Rights are social constructs
C) It ignores the fetus's rights
D) It ignores the father's rights
E) It ignores the kind of life she's living

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Hursthouse argues that focusing solely on rights overlooks the moral and ethical considerations of the kind of life the woman is living and the virtues or vices involved in her decision-making.

On Hursthouse's View, What Is the Problem with Focusing on a Woman's