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Marxism and Christianity,iscusses the key themes that begin to emerge in MacIntyre’s thought, including humanism, the critique of Marxist orthodoxy, and his admiration for the work of the young Marx. It shows that MacIntyre’s key aim was to develop and defend what he saw as the radical, revolutionary core of both Marx’s early work and the Gospel.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-03371-2Marxism; Alasdair MacIntyre; Economic Policy; Ethics; Structural Marxism; Althusser; Biology

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Marxism, Ethics and Politics978-3-030-03371-2Series ISSN 2524-7123 Series E-ISSN 2524-7131

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Introduction,ious relationship with those on the left, noting that many do not engage with After Virtue as a result. I trace MacIntyre’s political trajectory, pointing out some of the changes and continuities in his work. I suggest that MacIntyre’s Marxism is important both in itself and as a precursor and conti

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The Critique of Marxism in After Virtue,that work, I develop MacIntyre’s critique of Marxism through locating it in both his earlier and later works and identifying what the contemporary MacIntyre now sees as the key failings in Marxism. I show that MacIntyre’s critique of Marxism is in terms of both its perceived philosophical and politi

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Conclusion,f Marxists, particularly Lenin, and how they contrast with MacIntyre’s view. Following this, I point toward the contemporary MacIntyrean debate, picking out some of the key areas that are central to these debates, remarking on MacIntyre’s contemporary politics as aiming to both build on and move bey