Moral Considerations in Surrogate Motherhood

This examination addresses the moral considerations surrounding surrogate motherhood, focusing on the diverse ethical perspectives that inform this complex practice. The exam will engage with principles of autonomy, consent, and the commodification of reproduction.

Surrogate motherhood raises critical questions about women's rights, societal norms, and the family structure. Understanding these implications contributes to informed discussions within the fields of ethics, law, and healthcare regarding reproductive rights and responsibilities.

Exam candidates will be expected to verbalize their insights into the ethical dilemmas presented by surrogate motherhood, demonstrating knowledge of feminist and bioethical critiques of this practice.

Students should prepare to discuss relevant case studies and theoretical perspectives, illustrating their understanding of the wider implications of surrogate arrangements on society.