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A Gazzaniga ’ s The Ethical Brain

Michael S. Gazzaniga is a renowned cognitive neuroscientist. He was Editor-in-Chief of the 1447 page book The Cognitive Neurosciences, which, for the past decade, has been the fattest book in my library, apart from ‘the unabridged’. His recent book The Ethical Brain has a Part III entitled Free Will, Personal Responsibility, and the Law . This part addresses, from the perspective of cognitive neuroscience, some of the moral issues that have been dealt with in the present book. The aim of his Part III is to reconcile the materialist idea that brain activity is determined with the notion of moral responsibility, which normally depends upon the idea that we human beings possess free will. Gazzaniga asserts: