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The post-necessary human: artificial intelligence, societal security, and cognitive governance

Frontiers in Political Science
Artificial intelligence, digital infrastructures, and data-driven systems are reshaping not only strategic capabilities but also the cognitive, motivational, and identity-related conditions that contribute to social cohesion and societal resilience.
Andra Seceleanu, Andra Seceleanu, Călin Mihai Stoia   +2 more
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The ‘indisciplinarity’ of stylistics

Topics in Linguistics, 2014
This paper aims at showing why the stylistician can be construed as a prolific “impostor” in a most positive sense: pledged to no specific linguistic prophet, she can opt for different theoretical linguistic tools (in the sphere of pragmatics, critical ...
Sorlin Sandrine
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Thomistic vision of the meaning of the will in its love of the good

Escritos, 2010
This study treats of the dynamic of the will which, as a spiritual faculty together with the intelligence, exists in a relationship with being; in its particular case, with being as goodness. Ontologically, this tendency is called natural love.
Kyla Mary Anne Macdonald
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Oltre il forum internum: libertà cognitiva e stati mentali pre-espressivi

Aequitas Magazine
This article addresses whether and to what extent pre-expressive mental states – cognitive, emotional and deliberative processes that unfold prior to any externalisation of thought – can be adequately protected within existing constitutional frameworks ...
Luigi Zito
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Beyond nudging: affective paternalism and affect architecture for impactful behavioral public policy

Frontiers in Behavioral Economics
Behavioral economics has transformed public policy by identifying how cognitive limitations and biases systematically distort individual decisions. Yet the field's dominant tools, nudges that target cognitive heuristics and choice architecture, leave a ...
Daniel Västfjäll, Erkin Asutay, Gustav Tinghög, Gustav Tinghög   +3 more
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Neuralink’s Brain-Computer Interfaces and the Reshaping of Religious-Psychological Experience

Conatus - Journal of Philosophy
This research article examines the profound implications of Neuralink’s brain-computer interface (BCI) technology on religious and psychological experiences.
Khader I. Alkhouri
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SARS-CoV-2 effect on cognitive function and subjective perception of executive functions in individuals in prison in Colombia

Revista Mexicana de Neurociencia
Objective: The SARS-CoV-2 virus pandemic affected people deprived of liberty in Colombia, a vulnerable group due to unfavorable prison conditions and deficient protection measures.
Diana P. Caicedo-Navarro
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Analysis of the Right to Equality in the US Inaugural Presidential Speeches

Atlantis
US political basis relies on the fundamental rights of the Declaration of Independence (equality, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness), which stem from Enlightened ideas.
Eusebio V. Llàcer-Llorca, Rosa Giménez-Moreno   +1 more
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Neurocorrection. On the use of neurodevices for criminals

Teoria e Critica della Regolazione Sociale, 2021
The possibility of using neurodevices to treat criminal offenders, as a means of voluntary diversion to avoid incarceration, has become a widely discussed topic in the last decade.
Stefano Fuselli
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When forensic psychiatry clashes with jurisdiction: nemesis and challenges of a patient suffering from glioblastoma

BJPsych Open
This case study explores the interaction of brain pathology, criminal behaviour and art in forensic psychiatry through the case of a 68-year-old man exhibiting neuropsychiatric symptoms and delusions. His progressive cognitive and emotional deterioration
Ambra D’Imperio, Didier Delessert, Marcello Ienca, Georg Starke   +3 more
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