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How can a society abide by moral philosophy if they don't know the moral code that they should follow? Alasdair MacIntyre's After Virtue is the subject of a short analysis video that examines his theory of the transition of moral tradition, and the ways that specific rules can be context-specific.
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Instructional Ideas
- Have learners decide whether they agree with MacIntyre's perceptions of a society's moral traditions as part of its current moral contract
- Include in a philosophy unit about morality
Classroom Considerations
- Part of a larger analysis video that is available at the publisher's website with a free trial membership or paid subscription
- Comment section is open and available to the public
- This video is hosted on YouTube
Pros
- Likens the code of moral philosophy to the rules of grammar and language conventions
- Animation keeps learners engaged with complex concepts
Cons
- None