Neuroethics

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Delving into the intersection of neuroscience and ethics, this book raises critical questions about the implications of altering memories, influencing personality, and mind reading. It examines concepts like free will, self-control, and morality through the lens of neuroethics, suggesting that modern capabilities to manipulate mental states echo historical practices. Aimed at graduate students, it also engages anyone interested in the philosophical and ethical dimensions of neuroscience, highlighting the profound impact on social and political decisions.