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Neuroscience as applied hermeneutics: Towards a critical neuroscience of political theory

James Martel

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Hobbes, Prudence, and Neuroscience - 1 - Early Modern Strategies for Negotiating Contemporary Subjectivity

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Hobbes, Prudence, and Neuroscience - 1 - Early Modern Strategies for Negotiating Contemporary Subjectivity

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Hobbes, Prudence, and Neuroscience - 1 - Early Modern Strategies for Negotiating Contemporary Subjectivity

Key concepts: Hermeneutics, Neuroscience, Politics, Cognitive science, Psychology, Epistemology, Political science, Philosophy

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