Around the Web

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Neuroethics has recently published the following interesting articles:

1. "The BCN Challenge to Compatibilist Free Will and Personal Responsibility" (Sie and Wuters)
2. "Does Neuroscience Undermine Deontological Theory?" (Dean)
3. "Why ‘Willusionism’ Leads to ‘Bad Results’" (Nahmias)
4. "Response to ‘Free Will as Advanced Action Control for Human Social Life and Culture’"(Holton)
5. "Are Disorders Sufficient for Reduced Responsibility?" (Turner)

Novel Tech Ethics recently posted several podcasts about neuroethics.

The Stanford Law School Blog has a recent post entitled "Neuroscience and Sentencing."

Neuroethics at the Core has the following three posts:

1. "Major step forward in developing ‘real’ pharmacological cognitive enhancers"
2. "A Conversation on the Neuroethics of War"
3. "Neuroethics & the trolley problem"

Youtube has a video lecture by Evan Thompson on Neuroscience and Free Will.

The Jury Room has a post entitled “Aggression genes”, Asperger’s and Absolution (for criminal acts)."

SEED has a summary of a recent talk by our own Michael Gazzaniga on neurolaw.

The Stanford Center for Law and the Biosciences Blog has a post about neuro-lie detection.

BBC has a post entiteld "What's My Brain's Motivation?"