 We can see these sorts of commitments played out in Susan Sherwin’s approach to the abortion question. According to her, a recognition of gender and sexual politics, and of women’s vulnerability in general and to sexual coercion in particular, are on her view crucial aspects of a feminist approach. Further, a feminist approach takes as central the moral prerogative of the women concerned, rather than focusing on such questions as fetal moral status, or on the task of formulating a set of general rules as to when abortion is or is not morally justified. In keeping with this, a feminist approach denies the possibility of a gender-neutral account of pregnancy, or of abortion decisions. From a feminist perspective, the most morally salient feature of pregnancy