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Abstract
MacIntyre, the contemporary Scottish philosopher, in chapter fifteen of
his book, Who’s Justice? Which Rationality? (1988), has developed a
theory on rationality that accordingly not only the traditions have not
been considered as a treat to rationality but also they are the principal
constitutes of rationality. On the one hand, he offered some arguments
against relativism and perspectivism and, on the other hand, he didn’t
take of rationalists. Later, he became nearer to the rationalist camp in
Dependent Rational Animals (1999), but not so near that could be
called a full blooded rationalist. This article has a review on this
modification of his ideas on rationality.
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