What happened in and to moral philosophy in the twentieth century?: Philosophical essays in honor of Alasdair Macintyre

Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: On Having Survived the Academic Moral Philosophy of the Twentieth Century -- Part I: Reading Alasdair MacIntyre -- Chapter 2: Keeping Philosophy Relevant and Humanistic -- Chapter 3: Ethics at the Limits -- Chapter 4: Alasdair MacIntyre's Revisionary Aristotelianism -- Chapter 5: Alasdair MacIntyre -- Chapter 6: Against the Self-Images of the Age -- Part II: Complementary and Competing Traditions -- Chapter 7: MacIntyre and the Emotivists -- Chapter 8: Naturalism, Nihilism, and Perfectionism

Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: On Having Survived the Academic Moral Philosophy of the Twentieth Century -- Part I: Reading Alasdair MacIntyre -- Chapter 2: Keeping Philosophy Relevant and Humanistic -- Chapter 3: Ethics at the Limits -- Chapter 4: Alasdair MacIntyre's Revisionary Aristotelianism -- Chapter 5: Alasdair MacIntyre -- Chapter 6: Against the Self-Images of the Age -- Part II: Complementary and Competing Traditions -- Chapter 7: MacIntyre and the Emotivists -- Chapter 8: Naturalism, Nihilism, and Perfectionism -- Chapter 9: Marxism and the Ethos of the Twentieth Century -- Chapter 10: Parallel Projects -- Chapter 11: The Perfect Storm -- Chapter 12: Forgiveness at the Limit -- Part III: Thematic Analyses -- Chapter 13: Evolutionary Ethics -- Chapter 14: The Social Epistemological Normalization of Contestable Narratives -- Chapter 15: History, Fetishism, and Moral Change -- Chapter 16: Relativism, Coherence, and the Problems of Philosophy -- Chapter 17: Ethics and the Evil of Being -- Chapter 18: The Inescapability of Ethics -- Epilogue -- Contributors -- Index of Names.