Titlebook: On Willing Selves; Neoliberal Politics Sabine Maasen,Barbara Sutter Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Book 2007The neurosciences propose that the concept of will is scientifically untenable - it is our brain rather than our ‘self‘ that controls our choices. Yet we seem to be confronted with increasing free choice in all areas of life. Using up-to-date empirical research in the social sciences and philosophy, this volume addresses the seeming contradiction.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230592087communication; morality; Nation; philosophy; politics; service

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978-1-349-28472-6Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007

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Introduction: Reviving a Sociology of Willing Selvesconomy, and neuro-technology inspire educational, spiritual, industrial, or ‘neuro-ceutical’ approaches to governing selves and society alike. Call it hype or horror: the recent fad, provocatively stated, is ultimately about brainy selves happily living in neuro-society explained by the neuroscience

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Technologies of the Will and Their Christian Roots like Wolf Singer and Gerhard Roth (2003, p. 33).. Their theses can be summarized as follows: freedom and responsibility are all hollow words, pure figments. This is not because they depend on circumstances but rather on our brain — is this the return of the brain-mythology of the nineteenth century

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Governing the Will in a Neurochemical Age(. something)’ to Beowulf in the seventh century and suggests that in modern usage this sense is merged with another — that of ‘the action of willing or choosing to do something; the movement or attitude of the mind which is directed with conscious intention to (and, normally, issues immediately in)

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The Person as an Effect of Communicationerivates are or can be or should be. The claim I assert is rather modest. I will not deal with real subjects — if any real subject has ever existed. I want only to meditate on how subjects can be addressed and why subjectivity as a form has emerged as an accountable point of attribution. I want only