MacIntyre And Contemporary Moral Confusion
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MacIntyre And Contemporary Moral Confusion
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In this episode, we dive into the first chapter of After Virtue. MacIntyre suggests that we live in an age of moral confusion so severe that we lack any coherent moral framework. MacIntyre explains that we once had a suitable moral framework but it is lost. Now all we have are its fragments and so we do not properly have a practice of morality today at all, but only a parody of real moral practice. Furthermore, we do not even realize that this is our situation.
Could MacIntyre be right? Are we really so morally confused? Do we not have at least some universal moral convictions? And how could we have lost the framework for morality without anyone noticing? We'll explore these questions and more.
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