Neuroethics
Subtitle: mapping the field : conference proceedings, May 13-14, 2002, San Francisco, California
By: sponsored by the Dana Foundation ; hosted by Stanford University and University of California, San Francisco ; Steven J. Marcus, editor
Contributors: Charles A. Dana Foundation
Publisher: Dana Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 367
ISBN-13: 9780972383004
Subjects: Neurosciences; Individuality; Bioethical Issues; Social Responsibility; Personhood; Aspect moral; Standards; Neurologie; Neurology; Congresses; Congrès
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Brain science and the self / Albert R. Jonsen; title: The neural basis of social behavior: ethical implications / Antonio R. Damasio; title: Neuroconscience: reflections on the neural basis of morality / Patricia Smith Churchland; title: Neuroethics: reductionism, emergence, and decision-making capacities / Kenneth F. Schaffner; title: Gaging ethics / Jonathan Moreno; title: Introduction / Barbara A. Koenig / The seven sins of memory: implications for science and society / Daniel L. Schacter; title: Traumatic brain injury and legal responsibility / William J. Winslade; title: Neuroethics and ELSI: some comparisons and considerations / Henry Greely; title: Introduction / William Safire; title: No brainer: can we cope with the ethical ramifications of new knowledge of the human brain? / Arthur Caplan; title: Introduction / Bernard Lo; title: Ethical issues in pharmacology: research and practice / Steven Hyman; title: Ethical challenges in alzheimer's disease / Marilyn S. Albert; title: How far will the term enhancement get us as we grapple with new ways to shape our selves? / Erik Parens; title: Neurotechnology, cyborgs, and the sense of self/ Paul Root Wolpe; title: Introduction / Howard Fields; title: Are there things we'd rather not know? / Donald Kennedy; title: Introduction / Judy Illes; title: From the "Public understanding of science" to scientists' understanding of the public / Colin Blakemore; title: Let's start with the brain / Ron Kotulak; title: The pope, the rabbi, the scientist and the neuroethicist: who should you believe and why? / Michael S. Gazzaniga; title: Neuroethics: from Plato's Republic to today / Albert R. Jonsen; title: Summary of the conference / William Mobley; title: The future of neuroethics / Zach Hall.