The systematic mapping by Van Gyseghem and colleagues (2026) provides a welcome and careful reconstruction of how consciousness is discussed within the ethical and philosophical literature on human...
This article presents a comprehensive neuroethical framework that seeks to deepen our understanding of human consciousness and free will, particularly in the context of psychiatric and neurological disorders. By integrating insights from neuroscience with philosophical reflections on freedom and personal identity, the paper examines how various states of consciousness from interoception to...