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NIETZSCHE OU MACINTYRE: (NIETZSCHE OR MacIntyre:)

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Buenos Aires de Carvalho, Helder
Elielton de Sousa, José
Keywords
Nietzsche, morality, ethics
GE Subjects
Methods of ethics
Philosophical ethics

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/188584
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This paper aims to show that by confronting the ethical alternatives proposed by Nietzsche and MacIntyre as resulting of their critical analyses of the modern moral condition respectively done in Genealogy of the Morals and After Virtue, we can find shared theoretical presumptions that point to those alternatives as convergent in many cases and not simply as excluding each other, even in a opposed direction to the MacIntyre’s point of view concerning that issue.
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2011
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