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FREEDOM IN EXPERIMENTAL NEUROETHICS

Vadim Yur'evich Perov
Saint Petersburg University

Ol'ga Valer'evna Novikova
Saint Petersburg University


Submitted: December 1, 2016
Abstract. The article deals with neurological determinism from the position of neuroethics by the example of experiments with free will by Benjamin Libet and John Dylan Haynes. Their researches at the intersection of neuroscience and ethics led to a lively discussion about whether moral deeds are completely free and conscious, the extent, to which a person can control his/her choice, and where it is destined by unconscious brain processes. The work contains a description and analysis of the main arguments of this discussion.
Key words and phrases:
свобода
нейрологический детерминизм
сознание
бессознательное
нейронная активность
freedom
neurological determinism
consciousness
the unconscious
neuronic activity
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