Introduction

toward an empirical moral philosophy

Christoph Luetge, Matthias Uhl, Hannes Rusch

1-4

Experimental philosophy

Kwame A. Appiah

7-25

Chances, problems, and limits of experimental ethics

Christoph Luetge

26-37

A brief history of experimental ethics

Niklas Dworazik, Hannes Rusch

38-56

The moral behavior of ethicists and the role of the philosopher

Eric Schwitzgebel

59-64

Explaining the Knobe effect

Verena Wagner

65-79

Trolleys and double effect in experimental ethics

Ezio Di Nucci

80-93

Utilitarianism, the difference principle, or else?

an experimental analysis of the impact of social immobility on the democratic election of distributive rules

Stephan Wolf, Alexander Lenger

94-111

Value assignments in experimental environmental ethics

Ulrich Frey

112-129

Implicit morality

a methodological survey

Nina Strohminger, Brendan Caldwell, Daryl Cameron, Jana Schaich Borg, Walter Sinnott-Armstrong

133-156

How to gauge moral intuitions?

prospects for a new methodology

Martin Bruder, Attila Tanyi

157-174

Descriptive and pragmatic levels of empirical ethics

utilizing the situated character of moral concepts, judgment, and decision-making

Andreas Bunge, Alexander Skulmowski

175-190

Robust intuitions, experimental ethics, and experimental economics

bringing reflective equilibrium into the lab

Fernando Aguiar, Antonio Gaitán, Blanca Rodríguez-López

191-208

Experimental philosophy is useful

but not in a specific way

Jacob Rosenthal

211-226

Intuitions, experiments, and armchairs

Nikil Mukerji

227-243

Large-scale social experiments in experimental ethics

Julian F. Müller

247-263

Philosophy as the behaviorist views it?

historical parallels to the discussion of the use of experimental methods in philosophy

Hannes Rusch

264-282

Outlook

current problems and future perspectives of experimental ethics

Christoph Luetge, Matthias Uhl, Hannes Rusch

283-287