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作者:Pockett, Susan (EDT)/ Banks, William P. (EDT)/ Gallagher, Shaun (EDT)

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页数:376

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出版时间:2009-6

价格:$ 31.64

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isbn号码:9780262512572

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认知科学哲学
哲学
free
consciousness
choice
意识．行为．哲学．认知科学．心理学．思维．自由意志．神经科学．主观体验．因果关系

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Our intuition tells us that we, our conscious selves, cause our own voluntary acts. Yet scientists have long questioned this; Thomas Huxley, for example, in 1874 compared mental events to a steam whistle that contributes nothing to the work of a locomotive. New experimental evidence (most notable, work by Benjamin Libet and Daniel Wegner) has brought the causal status of human behavior back to the forefront of intellectual discussion. This multidisciplinary collection advances the debate, approaching the question from a variety of perspectives.The contributors begin by examining recent research in neuroscience that suggests that consciousness does not cause behavior, offering the outline of an empirically based model that shows how the brain causes behavior and where consciousness might fit in. Other contributors address the philosophical presuppositions that may have informed the empirical studies, raising questions about what can be legitimately concluded about the existence of free will from Libet's and Wegner's experimental results. Others examine the effect recent psychological and neuroscientific research could have on legal, social, and moral judgments of responsibility and blame--in situations including a Clockwork Orange-like scenario of behavior correction.Contributors:William P. Banks, Timothy Bayne, Sarah-Jayne Blakemore, Suparna Choudhury, Walter J. Freeman, Shaun Gallagher, Susan Hurley, Marc Jeannerod, Leonard V. Kaplan, Hakwan Lau, Sabine Maasen, Bertram F. Malle, Alfred R. Mele, Elisabeth Pacherie, Richard Passingham, Susan Pockett, Wolfgang Prinz, Peter W. Ross

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Introduction......Page 10
I NEUROSCIENCE......Page 16
1 The Neuroscience of Movement......Page 18
2 Consciousness of Action as an Embodied Consciousness......Page 34
3 Intentions, Actions, and the Self......Page 48
4 Free Choice and the Human Brain......Page 62
5 Consciousness, Intentionality, and Causality......Page 82
II PHILOSOPHY......Page 116
6 Where’s the Action? Epiphenomenalism and the Problem of Free Will......Page 118
7 Empirical Constraints on the Problem of Free Will......Page 134
8 Toward a Dynamic Theory of Intentions......Page 154
9 Phenomenology and the Feeling of Doing:Wegner on the Conscious Will......Page 178
10 Free Will: Theories, Analysis, and Data......Page 196
11 Of Windmills and Straw Men: Folk Assumptions of Mind and Action......Page 216
III LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY......Page 242
12 Does Consciousness Cause Misbehavior?......Page 244
13 Free Will as a Social Institution......Page 266
14 Truth and/or Consequences: Neuroscience and Criminal Responsibility......Page 286
15 Bypassing Conscious Control: Media Violence, Unconscious Imitation, and Freedom of Speech......Page 310
16 Neurosociety Ahead? Debating Free Will in the Media......Page 348
Contributors......Page 370
Index......Page 372
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