Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgments -- I General Ethics-and Its Problems -- 1 Introduction: The Idea of a General Ethics -- 2 Problems That Any General Ethics Must Be Able to Address -- II The Foundational Value of Responsive Cohesion -- 3 Introducing the Idea of Responsive Cohesion -- 4 The Best Approach to Everything -- Appendix to Chapter 4: A Note on the Concepts of Responsive Cohesion, Reflective Equilibrium, Organic Unity, Complex Systems, and So On -- 5 The Best Approach to Conventional, Interhuman Ethics -- III Contexts, Mindsharers, and Iso-Experients -- 6 The Theory of Responsive Cohesion's Theory of Contexts -- 7 Exploring the Cognitive Worlds of Mindsharers and Iso-Experients -- 8 Time Blindness, Autobiographical Death, and Our Obligations in Respect of All Beings -- IV Summary, Applications, and Concluding Thoughts -- 9 Putting It All Together: The Shape of a General Ethics Worthy of the Name -- 10 Applying the Theory of Responsive Cohesion -- 11 Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.