@inbook{6afce57e802d48989c1a6748c705e811,
title = "Philosophy and Neuroscience",
abstract = "The picture of philosophy we obtain from contemporary naturalism is that of a kind of “ancilla scientiarum”: philosophy adopts scientific methods and procedures, its nature is a posteriori as that of the sciences. In this essay I intend to examine whether these results necessarily derive from the recent development of neuroscience, or if there are other plausible ways of conceiving the relationship between philosophy and neuroscience.",
keywords = "Neuroscience, Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of psychology, Neuroscience, Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of psychology",
author = "Antonella Corradini",
year = "2011",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-3868-381290",
volume = "1",
series = "Philosophical Analysis",
pages = "203--219",
booktitle = "The Ways Things Are. Studies in Ontology",
}