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In developing a conception of enlightenment, Kant presents a model of individual dignity and agency that is to be given its rightful political place - Discuss: a) how the Athenian conception of justice (Melian Dialogue) clearly holds (political/group) power as the source of enfranchisement (rights) or disenfranchisemen (oppression/exclusion); and b) if/how Kant shows an awareness of how (individual and public) enlightenment needs to be protected, not just enacted as a "moral" (hard-working, courageous) demand.

Last, discuss why Thomson's argument that women have a right to (bodily) self-defense already defends abortions in some cases,and effectively highlights that abortion debates about "life" and "persons with rights" too often miss the implications of this for women.

Make clear where/when you reference a text by quotes or if paraphrasing still reference the text at end of re-wording; b) providing your own argument/stance in relation to the questions (which is more than summary/quote/reference).