Learning from MacIntyre -

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Résumé :
Alasdair MacIntyre is one of the major philosophers of the late twentieth and early twenty-first century. Best known for After Virtue, first published in 1981, his output spans seven decades and has been unusually wide-ranging in its impact. As MacIntyre enters his tenth decade, this book pays tribute not just to his work, but to its influence across disciplines outside philosophy. Beginning with an intellectual biography, the chapters that follow, written by leading scholars in their fields, explore MacIntyre's contributions to theology, Thomism, moral philosophy, classical philosophy, political philosophy, Marxism, the Frankfurt School, communication, business ethics, sociology, education, law, and therapeutic method. Essential reading for scholars from across these disciplines, and for anyone who wishes to understand MacIntyre's contributions, Learning from MacIntyre not only helps readers to appreciate what we may learn from this influential thinker, but also illustrates his work's continuing significance going forward....

Biographie:
List of Contributors Introduction Ron Beadle and Geoff Moore 1. Alasdair MacIntyre: An Intellectual Biography Christopher Stephen Lutz 2. MacIntyre and Theology Stanley Hauerwas 3. MacIntyre and Thomism Thomas Osborne 4. MacIntyre and Moral Philosophy Apostolos Malakos 5. MacIntyre and Classical Philosophy Tom Angier 6. MacIntyre and Political Philosophy Caleb Bernacchio and Kelvin Knight 7. MacIntyre and Marxism Paul Blackledge and Buket Korkut Raptis 8. MacIntyre and Frankfurt School Critical Theory Jeffery L. Nicholas 9. MacIntyre and Communication Janie Harden Fritz 10. MacIntyre and Business Ethics Gregory R. Beabout 11. MacIntyre and Sociology Peter McMylor 12. MacIntyre and Education Joseph Dunne 13. MacIntyre and Law James J. Kelly Jr. 14. MacIntyre and Therapeutic Method Jonathan Lear Index...

Sommaire:
Ron Beadle and Geoff Moore...