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Ethical Perspectives from Plural Knowledges and the Neurosciences. Alternatives to Chaos
Keywords:
neuroethics, bioethics, ethics, neurobiology, artificial intelligence, plural knowledges, cognitive justice, neurorightsSynopsis
Neuroethics: Ethical Perspectives from Plural Knowledges and the Neurosciences. Alternatives to Chaos brings together thirteen chapters by researchers linked to the doctoral program in social ethics at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México and collaborators. This collective work examines the moral dilemmas arising from advances in the neurosciences, neurotechnologies, and artificial intelligence. Against the dominance of reductionist and Western frameworks, it proposes a pluri-epistemic and intercultural neuroethics that places scientific knowledge in dialogue with Indigenous, community-based, ancestral, and artistic knowledges.
Organized around three axes —moral reflections on the neurosciences, the social impacts of the neurosciences, and pluri-epistemic dialogue— the book addresses mental privacy, neurorights, critical consciousness, neuromarketing and food consumption, animal ethics, empathy in the digital age, and theatre as a moral laboratory. It offers a critical framework for thinking about cognitive justice, bioethics, and humanistic education amid contemporary technoscientific challenges. Intended for researchers, teachers, and graduate students in ethics, philosophy, bioethics, neuroscience, and the social sciences.
Chapters
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Neuroethics and Pluri-Epistemic Perspectives: A Critical Review of the State of the Art
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From Moral Disengagement to the Neuroethics of Critical Consciousness
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Neurocentrism and Plasticity: An Analysis of the Scope and Limits of Neuroethics
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Emotional Vulnerability From the Perspectives of Bioethics and Neuroethics
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Epistemological referents of knowledge generation in the ethics of neuroscience and the neuroscience of ethics
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Exploration of the neural bases behind universal and moral grammar from neuroethics in the age of AI systems
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Neuromarketing and Neurogastronomy: An Ethical Perspective on Food Consumption. Tools for Sustainable Gastronomy
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Neuroethics and animal ethics: Toward a convergence for the moral consideration of animals
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From Homo sapiens to Homo nexus: Toward a neuroethics of empathy in the age of artificial intelligence
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Neuroethics: From the Self to the Other in Levinasian ethics
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Epistemic pluralities and ethical foundations for the care of life
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Ethics of care and ecosophy: Toward a plurality of knowledges
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Theater as a neuroethical laboratory of pluriepistemic experiences: Morality through drama
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Series
Online ISSN
3087-2502
Copyright (c) 2026 Alfredo Ángel Ramírez Carbajal, Leticia Villamar López, María del Rosario Guzmán Alvirde, Camila Blanco Valdés, Nancy Caballero Reynaga, Yazmin Araceli Pérez Hernández, Hilda C. Vargas-Cancino, Guadalupe Nancy Nava Gómez, Emma González Carmona, Marcela Veytía López, Octavio Márquez Mendoza, Humberto Zetina Gutiérrez, J. Loreto Salvador Benítez, Arturo Enrique Orozco Vargas, Eliasib Harim Robles Domínguez (Autor de capítulo)
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How to Cite
(Ed.). (2026). Ethical Perspectives from Plural Knowledges and the Neurosciences. Alternatives to Chaos. Editorial Cuadernos de Sofía. https://doi.org/10.58210/ecds20
