Titlebook: Science and Free Will; Neurophilosophical C Stephan Schleim Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lice

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Psychology: What We Can Positively Say About Freedomanding how a supermarket, casino, or advertising works, we learn more about the factors that limit our actual free will. Thus, we are no longer talking about an . freedom of our decisions, but more or less of it. Methods from psychotherapy and meditation are described as a possibility to provide dee

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Introduction, we encounter Socrates in a dialogue shortly before his death. This illustrates that the dispute about the different views on humans as a natural or cultural being has been ongoing for about 2500 years.

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Philosophical Preliminariesluences on our views is of greater importance than, say, in the research of atoms. Further examples illustrate the far-reaching consequences philosophical views can have in society—up to the extreme case where even blood is shed.

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Freedom and Responsibility in Law and Morality historical examples illustrate the possible derailments that a reduced understanding of what it means to be human can lead to. However, the door for a possible “criminal neurolaw” is not completely closed. In one country, it is already a reality.

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All Too Human Neuro-Fallacies this are assertions about alleged illusions of will and the probably most famous neurological patient, Phineas Gage. A brief excursion into the nineteenth century and its materialism dispute makes it clear that this phenomenon is not new, both in science and in the media.

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Psychology: What We Can Positively Say About Freedomg about an . freedom of our decisions, but more or less of it. Methods from psychotherapy and meditation are described as a possibility to provide deeper insights into the functioning of our consciousness and thus to increase our freedom.