In the first three sections of this paper, the author examines the ambiguous usage of legal and moral terminology in the field of neurosciences. The fourth section is devoted to the analysis of the natural law tradition: obviously in this context naturalistic tendencies have been opposed and isolated by the forbiddance derived from the naturalistic fallacy argument. The question is whether neurosciences can attribute a new (by any chance different and debatable) role to the “nature” in law and morals
The term ‘natural law’ has historically led to a great deal of confusion. This is partly due to the ...
This chapter discusses whether the findings of the new neuroscience based largely on functional brai...
This article discusses the possibility of dealing, from a scientific point of view, with ethical sta...
In the first three sections of this paper, the author examines the ambiguous usage of legal and mora...
Biological science in general and neuroscience in particular seem to promote a completely naturalise...
Biological science in general and neuroscience in particular seem to promote a completely naturalise...
In a not too far past, the so-called cognitive neuroscience started to spread its influence also ove...
Arguments for the importance of neuroscience reach across many disciplines. Advocates of neuroscienc...
Les publications successives de recherches neuroscientifiques relatives au sens moral ont relancé le...
The intersection between law and neuroscience is one of the most-discussed subfields in legal schola...
Legislators, jurists, and advocates often turn to science to solve complicated normative problems ad...
Italy is in the forefront of forensic neuroscience practice among European nations. In recent years,...
This article investigates how the neuroscientific studies can become useful to unveil the ...
This chapter considers the claims made on behalf of neuroscience in three areas: legal philosophy, e...
Claims for the relevance and importance of neuroscience for law are stronger than ever. Notwithstand...
The term ‘natural law’ has historically led to a great deal of confusion. This is partly due to the ...
This chapter discusses whether the findings of the new neuroscience based largely on functional brai...
This article discusses the possibility of dealing, from a scientific point of view, with ethical sta...
In the first three sections of this paper, the author examines the ambiguous usage of legal and mora...
Biological science in general and neuroscience in particular seem to promote a completely naturalise...
Biological science in general and neuroscience in particular seem to promote a completely naturalise...
In a not too far past, the so-called cognitive neuroscience started to spread its influence also ove...
Arguments for the importance of neuroscience reach across many disciplines. Advocates of neuroscienc...
Les publications successives de recherches neuroscientifiques relatives au sens moral ont relancé le...
The intersection between law and neuroscience is one of the most-discussed subfields in legal schola...
Legislators, jurists, and advocates often turn to science to solve complicated normative problems ad...
Italy is in the forefront of forensic neuroscience practice among European nations. In recent years,...
This article investigates how the neuroscientific studies can become useful to unveil the ...
This chapter considers the claims made on behalf of neuroscience in three areas: legal philosophy, e...
Claims for the relevance and importance of neuroscience for law are stronger than ever. Notwithstand...
The term ‘natural law’ has historically led to a great deal of confusion. This is partly due to the ...
This chapter discusses whether the findings of the new neuroscience based largely on functional brai...
This article discusses the possibility of dealing, from a scientific point of view, with ethical sta...