English to Romanian Art/Literary Philosophy

The American philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre notes how ethical inquiry that fails to consider man's telos (or end) leads to this kind of negative perception of morality. In his book After Virtue, MacIntyre identifies three elements of the Aristotelian tradition of ethics that often are not considered in unison today: 1. Man-as-he-happens-to-be; 2. Man-as-he-could-be-if-he-realized-his- telos; 3. Ethics.