MacIntyre’s Mean: Overcoming a Nietzschean- Weberian Spectrum of Excess and Deficiency
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El trabajo de Alasdair MacIntyre se ha desarrollado a partir de influencias que abarcan diferentes escuelas de pensamiento. Se puede trazar un hilo particular entre las obras de Nietzsche y Weber que demuestra la capacidad de MacIntyre para responder a las posiciones a las que se opone, así como para desarrollarse más allá de sus excesos y deficiencias. Este trabajo remonta el origen nietzscheano a muchas de las posiciones de Weber. A partir de aquí rastrea los paralelos y divergencias de Weber con MacIntyre, comparando específicamente las ideas de vocaciones y prácticas, y las pedagogías de cada uno. Concluyendo con una discusión sobre las consideraciones de MacIntyre sobre el florecimiento humano, y cómo su posición general evita las problemáticas del sobreindividualismo y relativismo tanto de Nietzsche como de Weber, el trabajo aboga por un compromiso futuro con otras influencias no tomistas-aristotélicas en el pensamiento de MacIntyre.
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