A. M. Macintyre

A. M. MacIntyre, often referred to as Alasdair MacIntyre, is a Scottish philosopher known for his work in moral and political philosophy. His influential book, "After Virtue," argues that modern moral philosophy has lost its way, and he advocates for a return to Aristotelian ethics, emphasizing virtues and community. MacIntyre critiques the fragmentation of moral discourse in contemporary society and stresses the importance of historical context and tradition in understanding ethics. His ideas encourage a focus on character and the common good, suggesting that moral values are best understood within specific social practices and narratives.