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Loading... Short History of Ethicsby Alasdair MacIntyre
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This is an excellent short survey of the history of philosophical ethics (because I agree with it for the most part :) ). ( )Like Henry Sidgwick's short history of ethics, this is a magnificent book. It might even be better than Sidgwick's! A very reliable and learned introduction to the subject, unmarred by overstressing his famous thesis about traditions. no reviews | add a review
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"The second edition of this classic will be more widely read than the first, one expects, if only because in the intervening three decades the author has become perhaps the most important moral philosopher in the English-speaking world." —First Things
"This brilliant and provocative book is not so much a history of ethics as it is an essay about the history of ethics, with numerous examples. . . ." —Philosophical Review
". . . MacIntyre is always provocative, and this book will continue to excite engagement with fundamental moral issues." —Choice
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