Four notions of autonomy | Bert Heinrichs

Bert Heinrichs heads the neuroethics section at IWE. Neuroethics is an interdisciplinary field, which sometimes leads to confusion because concepts are not always used synonymously. One of the key concepts in philosophy is autonomy. In this video, we present a recent paper in which we introduce different approaches to autonomy to improve interdisciplinary understanding.

The details of the paper are: Wagner, R., & Heinrichs, B. (2024). Four notions of autonomy. Pitfalls of conceptual pluralism in contemporary debates. Human-Machine Communication, 9, 37–50.
➔ https://doi.org/10.30658/hmc.9.3


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Bert Heinrichs is professor for ethics and applied ethics at the Institute of Science and Ethics (IWE) at the University of Bonn and leader oft he working group „Neuroethics and Ethics of AI“ at Forschungszentrum Jülich.
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This video has been recorded at the library of the
German Reference Centre for Ethics in the Life Sciences, DRZE
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Camera/Audio/Editing: Markus Franke