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Moral Enhancement, Freedom, and the God Machine

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Notes

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Introduction

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Neurointerventions and Criminal Justice Practice

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Autonomy, Rationality, and Contemporary Bioethics

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Dedication

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Introduction

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Four Distinctions Concerning Rationality

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Rationality and Decisional Autonomy

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Controlling Influences

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Coercion

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The Practical Dimension of Autonomy

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Informed Consent, Autonomy, and Beliefs

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Rational Autonomy and Decision-Making Capacity

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Rational Decision-Making Capacity in End of Life Decision-Making

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The Prudential Value of Autonomy

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Concluding Remarks

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Moral Bioenhancement and Future Generations

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Ethical Issues in the Psychotherapy of High Risk Offenders

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A Kantian ethics approach to moral bioenhancement

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The Kantian Promise and Peril of Moral Bioenhancement

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Voluntary moral enhancement and the survival-at-any-cost bias

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Should moral bioenhancement be compulsory? Reply to Vojin Rakic

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Frequently overlooked realistic moral bioenhancement interventions

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The ethical desirability of moral bioenhancement: a review of reasons

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What drives public attitudes towards moral bioenhancement and why it matters: an exploratory study

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“Ethical Minefields” and the Voice of Common Sense: A Discussion with Julian Savulescu

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To Be Human is to Be Better: A Discussion with Julian Savulescu

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On Being and Becoming an Animal: Engelhardt’s Two Notions of Animality

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Agency, responsibility, and the AGI mirror: A metaethical and anthropological inquiry

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Η Βιοηθική και ο γενναίος, νέος κόσμος

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Ανθρωπολογικοί προβληματισμοί στο έργο του Tristram Engelhardt

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René Descartes jako prekursor ideologii transhumanizmu

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Moral Perfection and the Demand for Human Enhancement

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Transhumanizm: kilka uwag na temat filozoficznych źródeł sporu o ideę biomedycznego ulepszania moralnego

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A New Perspective on Humanity in the Cosmic Future: A Critical Reflection on Some Transhumanist Visions

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El transhumano: retos para la moral y la educación

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Un debate que falta. Sobre la necesidad de un adecuado concepto de libertad para fundamentar el «moral enhancement»

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Neuroethical reflection on moral enhancement of transhumanism and its implications to moral education

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ALTRUISM AND MORAL ENHANCEMENT

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Bioética y realce moral biotécnico

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Автономия и моральная функциональность интеллекта: возможна ли нейробиологическая организация персональной мотивации?

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“Governar o vício, controlar a mente”: uma crítica biopolítica a partir da bioética complexa

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The God Machine: Post-Religious Communication in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

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ОД ГЛОБАЛНЕ БИОЕТИКЕ ДО НЕУРОЕТИКЕ/FROM GLOBAL BIOETHICS TO NEUROETHICS

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Neurobiology and the Good: Is It Possible to Make a Person Moral?

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Futuro y transhumanismo: la culminación del proyecto moderno de control racional o el fin de la educación

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The Ethics of Thinking with Machines: Brain-Computer Interfaces in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

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The Value of Technological Idealisations to Future Ethical Thinking

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Geleneksel Değerler Üzerinden Bir Transhümanizm Eleştirisi

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Smarter Than Thou, Holier Than Thou: The Dynamic Interplay Between Cognitive and Moral Enhancement

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Identidad personal, neurotecnologías y Derechos Humanos

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Diventare morali con l’aiuto delle biotecnologie?

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principio terapéutico frente al potenciamiento cognitivo mediante fármacos

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El biomejoramiento moral y su relación con la ética y la justicia

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The ethnical analysis of moral bioenhancement : theoretical and normative perspectives

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Redesigning human nature: Moral bioenhancement and the quest for the resolution of political conflicts

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Internet of Bodies, datafied embodiment and our quantified religious future

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The Routledge Handbook of Neuroethics

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El movimiento transhumanista antienvejecimiento: fundamentaciones para un ecocidio

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O pewnej intuicji na temat nabywania cnoty [polski oryginał]

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On an intuition regarding the acquisition of moral virtue [English translation]

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How Would We Know If Moral Enhancement Had Occurred?

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Moral Enhancement and Political Realism

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Confronting Existential Risks With Voluntary Moral Bioenhancement

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Posthuman – Postnature? Transhumanism and Environmental Ethics

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The Other Side of Neurotechnologies

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Enjeux épistémologiques de l'usage judiciaire des neurosciences : une analyse du pouvoir explicatif de la neurocriminologie

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Quaderns de filosofia VII, 2

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