… Benedikt and Vogt illustrate the ancestry of the project we actually call ‘the moral brain’.
They were no exceptions. The rise of medical science in the 19th and early 20th century …

The Moral Brain: A Multidisciplinary Perspective The Moral Brain: A Multidisciplinary
Perspective …

… may achieve of the relation of moral brain to moral behavior. A vital block of understanding
to be gained from what we have examined so far is that morality both in brain structures and …

… on to the empirical work conducted on “the moral brain,” specifically the various studies … as
looking at the various problems with this science to see whether the philosophical aspirations …

… Aiming to uncover neural substrates specific to the moral domain, that is, the uniquely “moral
brain,” this research reflected concentrated efforts to control for any confounds such as …

… The coming paradigm As we understand more about the details of the regulatory systems
in the brain and how decisions emerge in neural networks, it is increasingly evident that moral …

… to treat the facts of moral life according to the methods of the positive sciences. [...] We do
not wish to deduce morality from science, but to constitute the science of morality [science de la …

… this is always the case, others imply that it is often the case, … say that the moral brain looks
a lot like the emotional brain: a … a theory of morality can be used to decipher the moral brain, …

… What do we make of reports that the fusiform face area in the temporal lobe of the brain is …
how the brain works in regard to moral and social behavior and how deficits in the brain …

… the moral of a story required activating a distributed set of brain regions in the right hemisphere
which included the … brain regions, a subset of which become preferentially active during …