Chapter 1 Introduction: Toward an Empirical Moral Philosophy

Chapter 2 Experimental Philosophy

Chapter 3 Chances, Problems, and Limits of Experimental Ethics

Chapter 4 A Brief History of Experimental Ethics

Chapter 5 The Moral Behavior of Ethicists and the Role of the Philosopher

Chapter 6 Explaining the Knobe Effect

Chapter 7 Trolleys and Double Effect in Experimental Ethics

Chapter 8 Utilitarianism, the Difference Principle, or Else? An Experimental Analysis of the Impact of Social Immobility on the Democratic Election of Distributive Rules

Chapter 9 Value Assignments in Experimental Environmental Ethics

Chapter 10 Implicit Morality: A Methodological Survey

Chapter 11 How to Gauge Moral Intuitions? Prospects for a New Methodology

Chapter 12 Descriptive and Pragmatic Levels of Empirical Ethics: Utilizing the Situated Character of Moral Concepts, Judgment, and Decision-Making

Chapter 14 Experimental Philosophy Is Useful — But not in a Specific Way

Chapter 15 Intuitions, Experiments, and Armchairs

Chapter 16 Large-scale Social Experiments in Experimental Ethics

Chapter 17 Philosophy as the Behaviorist Views It? Historical Parallels to the Discussion of the Use of Experimental Methods in Philosophy

Chapter 18 Outlook: Current Problems and Future Perspectives of Experimental Ethics