Empirically Engaged Evolutionary Ethics

1. Situating empirically engaged evolutionary ethicsJohan De Smedt and Helen De Cruz
Part I. The nuts and bolts of evolutionary ethics2. Dual-process theories, cognitive decoupling and the outcome-to-intent shift: A developmental perspective on evolutionary ethicsGordon P. D. Ingram and Camilo Moreno-Romero
3. Not so hypocritical after all: Belief revision is adaptive and often unnoticedNeil Levy
4.  The chimpanzee stone accumulation ritual and the evolution of moral behaviorJames B. Harrod
Part II. The evolution of moral cognition 5.  Morality as an Evolutionary ExaptationMarcus Arvan
6. Social animals and the potential for morality: On the cultural exaptation of behavioral capacities required for normativityEstelle Palao
7. Against the evolutionary debunking of morality: Deconstructing a philosophical mythAlejandro Rosas
Part III. The cultural evolution of morality8. The cultural evolution of extended benevolenceAndrés Carlos Luco
9. The contingency of the cultural evolution of morality, debunking, and theism vs. naturalismMatthew Braddock
10. Morality as cognitive scaffolding in the nucleus of the Mesoamerican cosmovisionAlfredo Robles-Zamora