Curated by Abodid Sahoo
Research papersI keep coming back to.
Written by their respective authors, not by me. Collected here for their connections to autoethnography, photography, grief, memory and human emotions.
The reading shelf
Neuroethics
Responds to a proposal for using "love drugs" to enhance romantic relationships, arguing that the medicalization of broken hearts is therapy, not enhancement. Notes that psychotherapy and counseling already analyze and medicalize romantic love without objection.
Raises concerns with the analysis of love enhancement through neurochemical modulation as a key issue in contemporary neuroethics. It suggests strengthening the argument against medicalization concerns and developing stronger analysis of social/political concerns, emphasizing the relevance of philosophy and the humanities.