Volume 4: Ethics in the Conflicts of Modernity

A Special Edition on the Thought of Alasdair MacIntyre

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Guest Editors: Nathan Pinkoski & Dominic Burbidge 

 

Table of Contents

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Articles

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D. Burbidge & N. Pinkoski, Introduction to the Special Issue on Alasdair MacIntyre

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G Sigalet, Waldron's Challenge to Aristotelians: On the Political Relevance of Moral Realism

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A Duff, The Problem of Rule in MacIntyre's Politics and Ethics in the Conflicts of Modernity

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S Salkever, On Ethics in the Conflicts of Modernity: MacIntyre, Strauss and Modern Aristotelianism

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J Sanford, Whose Aristotelianism? MacIntyre, Neo-Aristotelianism, and Morality

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C Lutz, Alasdair MacIntyre's Ethics of Practical Reasoning: Morality in Practice

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B McCluskey, Towards a Historicist Thomism: MacIntyre's Tradition-Based Rationality and Its Criterion of Truth and Falsehood

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T Paár, Retorting Arguments, Overcoming Limitations, Aiming at Truth: A Comparison of MacIntyre and Transcendental neo-Thomism

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R Beadle, On Running Away to The Circus

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K Knight, A Radical's Critique of Rights
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ISSN: 2543-666X