Na de deugd: Een studie naar de theorie van de ethiek

Understanding his philosophical journey might shed light on why he emphasizes virtue ethics as a solution. Did his personal experiences shape his views on morality today?

The book advocates for a return to community-based virtues, but I wonder how feasible or appealing that feels in our highly individualistic age.

His historical analysis is compelling, but I'm curious whether a specific event or period motivated his deep dive into the loss of moral coherence.