A new book about Nietzsche: tethering philosophy to the mess of daily experience
I&#x27;ve read two books by the philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre that deal with many of the issues Nietzsche was interested in and point out some flaws in Nietzsche&#x27;s arguments. They are <i>After Virtue</i> and <i>Ethics in the Conflicts of Modernity</i>. MacIntyre thinks that Nietzsche got a lot right, but overlooked some things and made some assumptions that put him down the wrong path. If you&#x27;re going to use Nietzsche as a guide for how to live it&#x27;s worth reading some criticism of him as well.