Titlebook: Experimental Ethics; Toward an Empirical Christoph Luetge,Hannes Rusch,Matthias Uhl Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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How to Gauge Moral Intuitions? Prospects for a New Methodologylection and reasoning but rather by a more immediate process somewhat akin to perception.. This is crucial from a philosophical point of view: Intuitions matter for a philosopher because they are taken to have . Alvin Goldman’s (2007, p. 2, italics in original) remark on Gettier’s challenge to the a

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Descriptive and Pragmatic Levels of Empirical Ethics: Utilizing the Situated Character of Moral Concin this field can be broken into two interrelated methodological approaches. The first approach is to merely record subjects’ moral intuitions, judgments, decisions, and behavior. For instance, researchers might be interested in whether people sacrifice one person in order to save five in versions o

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Intuitions, Experiments, and Armchairson. Some predominantly draw on low-level intuitions about cases (e.g., Foot, 1978; Kamm, 2007; Thomson, 1976). Others believe that we should rather trust our high-level intuitions about moral principles (e.g., Hare, 1981; Singer, 1974; Singer, 2005). In this paper, I examine and reject three empiric

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Descriptive and Pragmatic Levels of Empirical Ethics: Utilizing the Situated Character of Moral Conc . . The provided explanations can stem from various fields of research such as psychology, neurobiology, or even evolutionary biology. For instance, neuroimaging has been used to examine which cognitive mechanisms bring about different judgments with regard to dilemmas like the famous trolley dilemma (Greene et al., 2001; 2004).

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