Scientific and Philosophical Perspectives in Neuroethics

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Cambridge University Press (2010)
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Bert Gordijn
Dublin City University
Abstract
It examines three core questions. First, what is the scope and direction of neuroscientific inquiry?
Keywords Neurology Moral and ethical aspects  Neurosciences Moral and ethical aspects  Neurology ethics  Neurosciences ethics  Bioethical Issues
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ISBN(s) 9780521878555   0521878551
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Chapters BETA
Afterword.Malcolm Pines
Neurotechnology as a Public Good.K. N. Schiller A. M. Jeannotte, E. G. DeRenzo L. M. Reeves & D. K. McBride
Religious Issues and the Question of Moral Autonomy.A. Autiero & L. Galvagni
The Mind-Body Issue.D. Birnbacher
Globalization - Pluralist Concerns and Contexts.R. H. Blank
Transplantation and Xenotransplantation.G. J. Boer
Personal Identity and the Nature of the Self.P. Costa
The Limits of Neuro-Talk.M. B. Crawford
On the Cusp.R. D. Ellis
Neurogenetics and Ethics.K. FitzGerald & R. Wurzman
The Human Condition and Strivings to Flourish.A. Gini & J. J. Giordano
From a Neurophilosophy of Pain to a Neuroethics of Pain Care.J. J. Giordano
Introduction.J. J. Giordano
Neuroethics: Coming of Age and Facing the Future.James Giordano
Neural Engineering.B. Gordijn & A. M. Buyx
Possibilities, Limits, and Implications of Brain-Computer Interfacing Technologies.T. Hinterberger
The Origins of the Modern Concept of "Neuroscience".N. Kohls & R. Benedikter
The Origins of the Modern Concept of"Neuroscience-Wilhelm Wundt Between Empiricism and Idealism: Implications for Contemporary Neuroethics".N. Kohls & R. Benedikter
Preface.N. Levy
Can We Read Minds?E. Racine, E. Bell & J. Illes
Developments in Neuroscience.D. F. Swaab
Toward a Cognitive Neurobiology of the Moral Virtues.P. M. Churchland
Neuroimaging.J. VanMeter

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