Alasdair MacIntyre provides an exquisite account of the moral failings of modernity in After Virtue. His account is both exquisite and itself thoroughly modern. For what we find in After Virtue, is the brilliant commentary of one thinker standing back from the culture and providing an account of the whole.
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a critique of modernity from the inside
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I am reading Mcintyre for my class and am having trouble with his critique of Nietzsche, can someone explain Nietzsche's ideas and what is meant by Ubermensch?
