Nietzsche abnd the Morality Critics  

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Leiter, Brian

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Ethics: An International Journal of Social Political and Legal Philosophy vol. 107 no. 2 (Jan. 1997), page 250-285.
Topik: Morality; Critics; Robert Louden; Mechanical Decisiion

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Nietzche has long been one of dominant figures in twentieth-century intellectual life. Yet it is only recently that he has come into his own in Anglo-American philosophy, thanks to renewed interest in his critical work in ethics. This new appreciation of Nietzsche is reflected in the work of many philosophers. For Alasdair MacIntyre, foe example, Nietzche is the first to diagnose the failure of the project of post-Englightenment moral theory-even though, according to MacIntrye, Nietzche wrongly thinks that such theory is the last hope for moral objectivity. For Annette Baier, he is one of those "great moral philosophers" who show us an alternative to the dominat traditions in modern moral theory, an alternative in which we "reflect on th actual phenomenon of morality, see what it is, how it is transmitted, what difference it makes." For usan Wolf, he represnt an " approach to moral philosophy" in which the sphere of the "moral" comes to encompass those peronsl execellencies that Utilitarian and Kantian moral theories seem to preclude.

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