Titlebook: Handbook of Neuroethics; Jens Clausen,Neil Levy Reference work 2015 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2015 Addiction-Applied Ethic

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Moral Cognition: Introductionuroscientific, and philosophical issues of research on moral decision-making. Furthermore, beyond summarizing the state of the art of their respective fields, the authors formulate their own proposals to answer open questions such as those on the relation between emotion and cognition in moral psych

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Moral Intuition in Philosophy and Psychology way that is often compared to the way the contents of perception support empirical beliefs. Philosophers have defended a variety of positions about the nature of such states. Intuitionists believe intuitions are either self-evident beliefs or intellectual appearances, while Coherentists think of th

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The Half-Life of the Moral Dilemma Task: A Case Study in Experimental (Neuro-) Philosophyy experimental research on moral cognition as well as a philosophical debate on its normative implications. This chapter emphasizes the influence these studies had and continue to have on many academic disciplines. It continues with a detailed analysis of both the traditional philosophical puzzle an

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Consciousness and Agencye .. The descriptive project is concerned with characterizing our everyday experience of, and beliefs about, agency. What is the folk view of agency? The aim of the genetic project is to give an account of the psychological mechanisms involved in constructing our experience of, and beliefs about, ag

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Determinism and Its Relevance to the Free-Will Questionsm) is less relevant than it might seem to questions about the metaphysical nature of human decision-making processes. Next, libertarianism (i.e., the view that human beings possess an indeterministic, libertarian sort of free will) is defended against a number of objections, and it is argued that t

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