Table of contents of the issue Speciale/2014, December
Diritto e neuroscienze

ISBN: 978-88-15-25487-0

Year: III

Carla Faralli Corrado Roversi Silvia Zullo

Presentation

Rivista di filosofia del diritto Speciale/2014 pp: 3-6 DOI: 10.4477/78471

Carlo Umiltà

Limits of Cognitive Neuroscience (Why it would take a much more advanced cognitive neuroscience in order to have a sensible neuro-law)

Rivista di filosofia del diritto Speciale/2014 pp: 7-22 DOI: 10.4477/78472

Cristiano Castelfranchi

NeuroNorms: Toward a Non-Reductionist Approach. What to Look for and Not to Look for in the Brain

Rivista di filosofia del diritto Speciale/2014 pp: 23-40 DOI: 10.4477/78473

Michael Pardo Dennis Patterson Sofia Moratti

The gathering of and use of neuroscientific evidence in criminal trials in the United States. Compatibility with the 4th and 5th Amendements and with Due Process

Rivista di filosofia del diritto Speciale/2014 pp: 41-70 DOI: 10.4477/78474

Giuseppe Sartori Pietro Pietrini Sara Codognotto Cristina Scarpazza

Courtroom Implications in a Case of Acquired Pedophilia

Rivista di filosofia del diritto Speciale/2014 pp: 71-90 DOI: 10.4477/78475

Amedeo Santosuosso

Cognitive neuroscience, intelligent robots and the interplay humans-machines

Rivista di filosofia del diritto Speciale/2014 pp: 91-106 DOI: 10.4477/78476

Bartosz Brożek

Legal Emotions

Rivista di filosofia del diritto Speciale/2014 pp: 107-130 DOI: 10.4477/78477

Francesco Viola

Neurosciences and Natural Law

Rivista di filosofia del diritto Speciale/2014 pp: 131-144 DOI: 10.4477/78478

Luigi Lombardi Vallauri

Conclusions

Rivista di filosofia del diritto Speciale/2014 pp: 145 DOI: 10.4477/78479

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