Part I. Moral Agency and Scientific Naturalism: 1. Understanding moral
agency: what is a scientific naturalist view of moral agency?; Part II. The
Biological Bases of Moral Agency: 2. Evolution and moral agency: can
evolution endow us with moral capacities?; 3. Evolution and moral agency:
Does Evolution endow us with moral capacities?; 4. Developmental biology
and psychology and moral agency: how do our biologically-based moral
capacities develop?; Part III. The Psychological Bases of moral Agency: 5.
Behavioral psychology and moral agency: how do we learn to behave morally?;
6. Social cognitive psychology and moral agency: how do we learn to act
morally?; 7. The neurophysiological bases of moral capacities: do the
neurosciences have room for moral agents?; Part IV. A Scientific Naturalist
Account of Moral Agency: 8. The adequacy of moral beliefs, motivations and
actions: how can biological and psychological explanations serve as
justifications?; 9. Moral ontology: what is the ontological status of moral
values?; Part V. Integrating a Personalistic and Naturalistic View of
Agency: 10. The manifest and scientific images of morality: how can we
integrate our ordinary and scientifically based views of moral agency?
