Cognitive Enhancement

• Cognitive Enhancement – a Critical Look at the Recent Debate.- Pharmacological Neuroenhancement: Substances and Epidemiology.- Psychopharmacological Neuroenhancement: Evidence on Safety and Efficacy.- A Bubble of Enthusiasm: How Prevalent is the Use of Prescription Stimulants for Cognitive Enhancement?- Modeling the Effects of Modafinil on Selective Attention Electroencephalographic Neural Correlates.- Behavioral Neuroenhancement.- The Influence of Sports on Cognitive Task Performance – a Critical Overview.- The Human Experiment: How We Won’t Win the Rat Race. What Can We Learn from Brain Stimulation in Humans and Rats About Enhancing the Functional Neurobiology of Higher Cognitive Functions?- Better Brains or Bitter Brains? The Ethics of Neuroenhancement.- Cognitive Enhancement – to what End?- Nano-Bionic Devices for the Purpose of Cognitive Enhancement: Toward a Preliminary Ethical Framework.- Cognitive-Enhancing Drugs, Behavioral Training and the Mechanism ofCognitive Enhancement.- What Is Cognitive Enhancement? And Is It Justified to Point Out This Kind of Enhancement Within the Ethical Discussion?-  No Pain, No Gain? Objections to the Use of Cognitive Enhancement on the Basis of Its Potential Effects on the Value of Achievement.- Does the Cognitive Enhancement Debate Call for a Renewal of the Deliberative Role of Bioethics?- The Biopolitics of Cognitive Enhancement.- Are We Heading Towards an ‘Enhancement Society’?- 18. Leveling the Playing Field: Fairness in the Cognitive Enhancement Debate.- My Mind is Mine!? Cognitive Liberty as a Legal Concept.- Cognitive Enhancement and Criminal Behavior.- Enhanced Control and Criminal Responsibility.

From the reviews: "The editors and chapter authors have produced a very informative book. The intended audience is wide ranging and includes ethicists, philosophers, physicians, psychologists, attorneys, and legislators. ... Written and edited by international experts in the field, this is a welcome addition to neuroethics. It covers an increasingly important issue for our society, cognitive enhancement." (Michael Joel Schrift, Doody's Book Reviews, August, 2013)