Neuroscience, Neuroculture, and Neuroethics A Broad Overview / [electronic resource] :
by James Giordano, Roland Benedikter, John R. Shook.
- 1st ed. 2024.
- XII, 164 p. online resource.
- SpringerBriefs in Political Science, 2191-5474 .
- SpringerBriefs in Political Science, .
1 Introduction. Neuroscience, Neuroculture, Neuroethics: What, why and whereto? -- 2 Neuro-Futures: Programs and Impacts of Neuroscience and Neurotechnology -- 3 Neuro-Enhancement: Brain-Machine Interfaces (BMIs) and their Applications -- 4 Neuro-Ethics: Holism, Preparedness and Precautions -- 5 Neuro-Politics: New Frontiers for Policy and Strategy -- 6 Neuro-Civics: Are Civic Institutions Ready for Moral Bioenhancement? -- 7 Neuro-Economics: Understanding the Future Socio-Economic Sphere -- 8 Neuro-Anthropology: Towards A “Posthuman” Technological Self? -- 9 Neuro-Philosophy: “Post-Humanistic” Thought and Brain-Mind Dualism -- 10 Neuro-Realism: Towards a Balanced Ideology Between Empiricism and Subjectivity -- 11 Neuro-Transhumanism: Questions and Answers -- 12 Afterword. Neuroscience, Neuroculture, Neuroethics: A Futures Field on the Rise. How to proceed?.
Contemporary brain research is challenging Western societal norms by questioning basic cornerstones such as individuality, freedom, rationality, solidarity, and the concept of the human being in general. It is giving way to profound changes in Western concepts of culture and civilization. This volume provides a broad overview of the cultural changes incurred by neuroscience and neurotechnology, and explores the evolving fields of neuroeconomics, neuroreligion, neuropolitics, and neuroethics. It takes a multi-disciplinary approach in explaining how neuroscience and neurotechnology will affect society, and illustrates how these tools and methods are being used in research and ever-expanding practices in varying fields.