On Neuroenhancement: Between Bioethics and Biotechnology

In Paulo Alexandre E. Castro, Challenges of the Technological Mind: Between Philosophy and Technology. Cham: Springer Nature Switzerland. pp. 63-79 (2024)
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This chapter intends to present a practical reflection on the concept of enhancement and neuroenhancement, linking bioethics and psychiatry. To do this, we first begin by reviewing some theoretical literature on the subject and, secondly, draw some of the implications that the concept involves. This moment is based on daily psychiatric experience and is presented here as a clinical vignette.

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