toward an empirical moral philosophy

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pp.7-25

pp.26-37

pp.38-56

pp.59-64

pp.65-79

pp.80-93

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

pp.94-111

pp.112-129

a methodological survey

pp.133-156

prospects for a new methodology

pp.157-174

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

pp.175-190

bringing reflective equilibrium into the lab

pp.191-208

but not in a specific way

pp.211-226

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pp.247-263

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

pp.264-282

current problems and future perspectives of experimental ethics

pp.283-287