MacIntyre Thinks That a Unity of Character and a Unity

question 12

Essay

MacIntyre thinks that a unity of character and a unity of narrative are necessary for a coherent moral life. This involves, among other things, my being accountable to others and others being accountable to me. Do you think that there is an important relationship between this unity and practices, goods, and virtue? Do you think that accountability is a necessary part of morality?

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