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Thomas Nadelhoffer

College of Charleston
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Areas of Specialization
Free Will and Neuroscience
Moral Psychology
Punishment in Criminal Law
Philosophy of Psychiatry and Psychopathology
Experimental Philosophy of Action
Areas of Interest
Empathy and Sympathy
The Concept of Disability
Psychopathology
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    Neurolaw and Neuroprediction: Potential Promises and Perils
    with Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
    Philosophy Compass 7 (9): 631-642. 2012.
    Neuroscience has been proposed for use in the legal system for purposes of mind reading, assessment of responsibility, and prediction of misconduct. Each of these uses has both promises and perils, and each raises issues regarding the admissibility of neuroscientific evidence.
    Neuroethics, MiscEthics of Brain ImagingLaw and NeuroscienceExperimental Philosophy of LawExperiment…Read more
    Neuroethics, MiscEthics of Brain ImagingLaw and NeuroscienceExperimental Philosophy of LawExperimental Philosophy: Ethics, Misc
  • Experimental Ethics
    with Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
    In Christian Miller (ed.), Continuum Companion to Ethics, Continuum. pp. 261. 2011.
    Experimental Philosophy: Ethics, Misc
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