Alasdair MacIntyre
Moral philosopher (1929 to 2025) whose After Virtue (1981) argued that modern moral debate is interminable because it has lost the tradition of the virtues, and called for local communities to sustain moral life.
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Moral philosopher (1929 to 2025) whose After Virtue (1981) argued that modern moral debate is interminable because it has lost the tradition of the virtues, and called for local communities to sustain moral life.
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