MacIntyre

Doug MacIntyre, senior analyst at the U. S. Energy Information Administration, said the cheaper crude should push gasoline prices lower.

This rift between economics and ethics, says MacIntyre, stems from the failure of our culture "to think coherently about money. "

You told me not to tell you anything, Miss MacIntyre.

When it comes to the money-men, MacIntyre applies his metaphysical approach with unrelenting rigour.

Doug MacIntyre is senior oil analyst with the United States Energy Information Administration.

Alasdair MacIntyre is one of the world's most influential living moral philosophers.

MacIntyre's thoughts of moral rationality derived from the conflicts between formalism and contextualism in historical interpretation.

MacIntyre argues that those committed to the Aristotelian-Thomistic tradition of the common good must begin again.

MacIntyre is not involved in the contact lens product, but he helped develop an augmented-reality zombie shooter game.

Capitalism has solved this dilemma, MacIntyre says, by bringing future consumption into the present by dramatic extensions of credit.

If MacIntyre's ethics of finance raises more questions than it settles, he still beguiles with his illustrations from history.

Alasdair Macintyre thinks that there is a serious crisis of the western morality today by modernity and liberalism.

"Charity provides a great way for the family to stay united around a common purpose, " says Mr MacIntyre.

MacIntyre's key moral and political idea is that to be human is to be an Aristotelian goal-driven, social animal.

And, as with his response to Miss MacIntyre, he knew he was being literally honest with himself.

"Jimmy! " said Miss MacIntyre a few minutes later from the French window.

Jimmy left the barn carefully, crossed the road andturned back into Miss MacIntyre's driveway.

"Yes, Miss MacIntyre. I think Shandy's tired now. Is it alright if I walk down to the school to play out with Robert tillteatime, please? "

Value Conflicts in the New Period Literature as Seen Through MacIntyre's "Virtue Theory"

You all know who I'm talking about. Ladies and gentlemen, Beth Macintyre.

"Can't tell you. Miss MacIntyre says I mustn'ttalk to anybody about things like that. "

He's dead. And my mum got taken awayby the soldiers so I'm staying at Miss MacIntyre's.

"Did you have a good time with Robert? " said Miss MacIntyre as she served Jimmy a plateful of sausage and mash.

Yes, Miss MacIntyre.

Yes, thanks, Miss MacIntyre. We played footballon the school field.

"I don't want you to go to school again today, " Miss MacIntyre had told him the following morning.

Between tradition and modernity --Study of political philosophy of Macintyre

MacIntyre's Contributions to the Solving of Hume's Baffling Problem in Ethics and its Difficulty

Analysis of Macintyre's Concept of Justice

Macintyre Talks about the Tradition of the Justice of Virtue and Modern Choice--Concurrently Comparing with Rawls Just View

Social and Ideological Condition of Forming and Changing of Value--Macintyre's Thinking on Modern Changing of Value

The Construction of MacIntyre's Virtue Concept and its Implication

Aristotelian Philosophy: Ethics and Politics from Aristotle to MacIntyre

MacIntyre's Concept of Practice and it's Significance

MacIntyre's Moral Criticism of Modern Western Society

Why Is It Possible to Return to Aristotle's Tradition of Virtue--A Study of Macintyre's Theory of Virtue

MacIntyre and the resurging of traditional ethics