In this poster I discuss the experiments of Libet and colleagues on conscious decisions, but my conclusions are also valid for other experiments inspired in it. The discussion concentrates on the concept of freedom which is presupposed in the experiment, and especially by those who interpret its results as a denial of the existence of human free will. I aim to show how a philosophical approach is also needed in the designs and interpretation of experimental data when important non-empirical human features are at stake
In 1980s, neuroscientists joined philosophers and psychologists in the investigation of volitional a...
Scientific experiments which try to examine free will are faced with various critical arguments — bo...
People have disagreed on the significance of Libet-style experiments for discussions about free will...
In this poster I discuss the experiments of Libet and colleagues on conscious decisions, but my conc...
In this poster I discuss the experiments of Libet and colleagues on conscious decisions, but my conc...
Saigle, Dubljevic, and Racine (2018) claim that Libet-style experiments are insufficient to challeng...
Debates about the concept of Free Will date back to ancient times. About 40 years ago Benjamin Libet...
Skepticism about free will is increasingly often associated with the results of some empirical tests...
In the extensive, recent debates on free will, the pioneering experiments by Benjamin Libet continue...
While the question whether free will exists or not has concerned philosophers for centuries, empiric...
<p>The neurological experiments conducted by Benjamin Libet (1985) and Grey Walter (1993, in Dennett...
Contains fulltext : 149399.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Recent Libet-...
(2) In a famous series of experiments Libet has proved, many believe, that the way for human action ...
It is widely believed that Libet's experiment has shown that all our actions have preceding unconsci...
While other philosophers have pointed out that Libet's experiment is compatible with compatibilist f...
In 1980s, neuroscientists joined philosophers and psychologists in the investigation of volitional a...
Scientific experiments which try to examine free will are faced with various critical arguments — bo...
People have disagreed on the significance of Libet-style experiments for discussions about free will...
In this poster I discuss the experiments of Libet and colleagues on conscious decisions, but my conc...
In this poster I discuss the experiments of Libet and colleagues on conscious decisions, but my conc...
Saigle, Dubljevic, and Racine (2018) claim that Libet-style experiments are insufficient to challeng...
Debates about the concept of Free Will date back to ancient times. About 40 years ago Benjamin Libet...
Skepticism about free will is increasingly often associated with the results of some empirical tests...
In the extensive, recent debates on free will, the pioneering experiments by Benjamin Libet continue...
While the question whether free will exists or not has concerned philosophers for centuries, empiric...
<p>The neurological experiments conducted by Benjamin Libet (1985) and Grey Walter (1993, in Dennett...
Contains fulltext : 149399.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Recent Libet-...
(2) In a famous series of experiments Libet has proved, many believe, that the way for human action ...
It is widely believed that Libet's experiment has shown that all our actions have preceding unconsci...
While other philosophers have pointed out that Libet's experiment is compatible with compatibilist f...
In 1980s, neuroscientists joined philosophers and psychologists in the investigation of volitional a...
Scientific experiments which try to examine free will are faced with various critical arguments — bo...
People have disagreed on the significance of Libet-style experiments for discussions about free will...