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 13 Robust Intuitions, Experimental Ethics, and Experimental Economics: Bringing Reflective Equilibrium into the Lab

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

Chapter 15 Intuitions, Experiments, and Armchairs

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