In the seminar 4 of the UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics", we read "Decision Making and Free Will: A Neuroscience Perspective (Kelly Burns and Antoine Bechara [2007], Behavioral Sciences and the Law, 25: 263-280.)".

New report on our activities: In Session 2 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the chapter 1: "Emotionism".

　　The program of the 7th TCCP was text reading, and we read the preface and chapter 1 of J. J. Prinz’s book Gut Reactions: A Perceptual Theory of Emotion (2004).

In the seminar 4 of the UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics", we read "Decision Making and Free Will: A Neuroscience Perspective (Kelly Burns and Antoine Bechara. (2007). Behavioral Sciences and the Law, 25: 263-280.)".

New report on our activities:
In Session 12 of the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics", we discussed the chapter 9 "The neuroscience of ethics".

UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics" starts a new seminar. In this seminar, we read Jesse J. Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals.

New report on our activities:
In Session 11 of the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics", we discussed the chapter 8 "Self-deception: The normal and the pathological".

New report on our activities:
In Session 10 of the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics", we discussed the chapter 7: "The neuroscience of free will".

New report on our activities:
In Session 11 of the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain", we read the chapter 10.

From the 21st to the 29th of February we had a series of seminars with the participation of Thomas Metzinger (University of Mainz) and Stephan Schleim (University of Bonn), where we were able to discuss a variety of problems in neuroethics. Below is their brief report.

New report on our activities:
in the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics" Session 9, we discussed the chapter 6: "The 'self' of self-control".
And in the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain" Session 10, we read the chapter 9.

New report on our activities:
In Session 9 of the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics", we discussed the chapter 6: "The 'self' of self-control".

New report on our activities:
In Session 10 of the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain", we read the chapter 9.

New report on our activities:
in the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics" Session 8, we discussed the chapter 5: 'The neuroethics of memory'.
And in the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain" Session 9, we read the chapter 8.

New report on our activities:
In Session 9 of the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain", we read the chapter 8.

New report on our activities:
In Session 8 of the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics", we discussed the chapter 5: 'The neuroethics of memory'.

第二届BESETO哲学会议于2007年12月27日到28日在北京大学勺园宾馆举行。东京大学有九名研究者（其中UTCP五名）出席。

On the 27th and 28th of December 2007 the Second BESETO Meeting on Philosophy was held at Shaoyuan Hotel of Beijing University. Nine researchers from the University of Tokyo (including five from UTCP) attended.

New report on our activities:
in the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics" Session 7, we discussed the chapter 4: 'Reading minds/controlling minds' in this book.
And in the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain" Session 7, we read the chapter 6 and Session 8, we read the chapter 7.

New report on our activities:
In Session 8 of the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain", we read the chapter 7.

New report on our activities:
In Session 7 of the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics", we discussed the chapter 4: 'Reading minds/controlling minds'.

New report on our activities:
In Session 7 of the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain", we read the chapter 6.

New report on our activities:
in the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics" Session 6, we discussed the chapter 3: 'The presumption against direct manipulation' in this book.
And in the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain" Session 5, we read the chapter 5.

New report on our activities:
In Session 6 of the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain", we read the chapter 5.

New report on our activities:
In Session 6 of the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics", we discussed the chapter 3: 'The presumption against direct manipulation'.

New report on our activities:
in the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics" Session 5, we discussed the chapter 3: 'The presumption against direct manipulation' in this book.
And in the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain" Session 5, we read the chapter 4.

New report on our activities:
In Session 5 of the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain", we read the chapter 4.

New report on our activities:
In Session 5 of the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics", we discussed the chapter 3: 'The presumption against direct manipulation'.

On November 11, I made a presentation at the 40th annual meeting of Philosophy of Science Society, Japan (at Chuo University, Tokyo). The title of my presentation is "Sociology as a political project: Fuller, bioliberalism, value-freedom." Below is its brief report.

The day before yesterday (10/11/2007), I read a paper on "Neuroscience of Morality and the Philosophical Examinations" at the annual meeting of Philosophy of Science Society, Japan (40th.).

New report on our activities:
In Session 4 of the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain", we read the chapter 3.

New report on our activities:
In Session 4 of the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics", we discussed the chapter 2: 'Changing our minds'.

New report on our activities:
in the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics" Session 4, we discussed the chapter 2: 'Changing our minds' in this book.
And in the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain" Session 4, we read the chapter 3.

New report on our activities:
In Session 3 of the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain", we read the chapter 2.

New report on our activities:
In Session 3 of the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics", we discussed the chapter 1: 'Peering into the mind'.

New report on our activities:
in the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics" Session 3, we discussed the chapter 1: 'Peering into the mind' in this book.
And in the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain" Session 3, we read the chapter 2.

New report on our activities:
In Session 2 of the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain" , we read the chapter 1.

New report on our activities:
In Session 2 of the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics", we discussed the chapter 1: 'Peering into the mind'.

New report on our activities:
in the 1st Seminar: "Reading Levy's Neuroethics" Session 2, we discussed the chapter 1: 'Peering into the mind' in this book.
And in the 2nd Seminar: "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain" Session 2, we also read the chapter 1.

UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics" started last week. In this program, we have two seminars: the 1st Seminar is "Reading Levy's Neuroethics" and the 2nd is "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain".

UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics" started last week. In this program, we have two seminars: the 1st Seminar is "Reading Levy's Neuroethics" and the 2nd one is "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain".

UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics" started last week. In this program, we have two seminars: the 1st Seminar is "Reading Levy's Neuroethics" and the 2nd is "Reading Gazzaniga's The Ethical Brain".