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Neuroethics: Interacting “Traditions” as a Viable Meta-Ethics

James J. Giordano

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Abstract

Neil Levy (2011) offers neuroethics as “a new way of doing ethics” and claims that neuroethics “offers the opportunity to learn about, refine and even dramatically alter the tools we use as applied...

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Neil Levy (2011) offers neuroethics as “a new way of doing ethics” and claims that neuroethics “offers the opportunity to learn about, refine and even dramatically alter the tools we use as applied...

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Neil Levy (2011) offers neuroethics as “a new way of doing ethics” and claims that neuroethics “offers the opportunity to learn about, refine and even dramatically alter the tools we use as applied...

Key concepts: Neuroethics, Psychology, Engineering ethics, Cognitive science, Epistemology, Neuroscience, Philosophy, Engineering

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