Alasdair C. MacIntyre
Alasdair C. MacIntyre , 1929-, American philosopher. He teaches at the Univ. of Notre Dame in Indiana. His major contributions have come in ethics . In his highly influential book After Virtue (1981), MacIntyre argues that moral theory and practice are currently in a state of grave disorder, brought on in part by the liberal individualism of the Enlightenment. He holds that people can best remedy this disorder by reviving the Aristotelian tradition of virtue ethics. His other works include A Short History of Ethics (1965) and Whose Justice? Which Rationality (1988).
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Yorkshire hit back over racism claims
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post; 11/3/2004; 700+ words
; YORKSHIRE County Cricket Club has given the Labour MP for Bradford North, Terry Rooney, seven days...the House of Commons that Yorkshire's recruitment policy was...against ethnic minorities, Yorkshire chairman Robin Smith pledged...
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My Yorkshire: Nobby Dimon
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post; 10/10/2008; 700+ words
; ...companies and we at North Country Theatre do our...the cultural life of Yorkshire so I think there is...food shop?There's a Yorkshire company called Carricks...service a lot of marketsin North Yorkshire Bedale, Leyburn and...
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My Yorkshire: Simon Thackray
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post; 7/19/2008; 700+ words
; ...arts venue based in Hovingham, North Yorkshire. He challenges convention by...gardens and Morris dancers. Yorkshire is throbbing with culture. We...quietly with, and for, children. North Yorkshire Music Therapy Centre achieves...
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My Yorkshire: Lady Ingilby
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post; 1/19/2008; 700+ words
; ...Thomas. She is a patron of many Yorkshire charities and her own annual...why? I am torn between the North York Moors, near where I was...perfect weekend/day out in Yorkshire? Packing a picnic and driving...sun on the pale stone. Which Yorkshire sportsman/woman (past or...
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My Yorkshire: Claire King
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post; 5/3/2008; 700+ words
; ...out. What do you think gives Yorkshire its unique identity? Yorkshire is unique in the way that it...east and dales and moors in the north. It's not surprising that...spent the next decade back in North Yorkshire.
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My Yorkshire: Bill Cowling
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post; 6/28/2008; 700+ words
; ...s Regional Committee for Yorkshire and the North East. What's your first...watching all sport. What about Yorkshire's cultural life? We...much to choose from across Yorkshire - from Opera North to the art galleries to the...
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Yorkshire expats in capital get home link
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post; 4/16/2004; 700+ words
; ...Sheffield to join and be part of the society - this is the Yorkshire Society for the whole of Yorkshire, not the West Yorkshire Society or the North Yorkshire Society." Mr Madeley said the reception in the town hall hosted by Coun Leek had proved...
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Yorkshire needs its awkward, bold voice
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post; 10/25/2004; 700+ words
; ...almost entirely sourced from Yorkshire produce - including Whitby crab, Yorkshire beef fillet, brocolli from...brewery. Stars from Opera North - soprano Giselle Allen and...Gordon Linacre, President of Yorkshire Post Newspapers, proposed...
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Yorkshire police authority puts up more options for future of forces
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post; 10/29/2005; 660 words
; ...the Home Office. All four Yorkshire forces - South, North, West and Humberside - have...forcing it to merge with North Yorkshire, an option unlikely to be...Yorkshire. That would leave North Yorkshire and Humberside, the region...
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Yorkshire swoop for Adams
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post; 10/26/2006; 700+ words
; ...tempt Sussex captain to return North EXCLUSIVE CHRIS WATERS YORKSHIRE are poised to complete one...through the English game. The Yorkshire Post can reveal Adams, 36...the next few days. Neither Yorkshire nor Sussex were last night...
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YORKSHIRE
Book article from: Concise Oxford Companion to the English Language
YORKSHIRE Historically, the largest county...the counties of East, West, and North Yorkshire, with some territory contributed...5) Traditional short u in Yorkshire and throughout the north has the same sound in such words...
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Yorkshire
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Yorkshire former county, N England. In 1974, Yorkshire was divided into the nonmetropolitan counties of Humberside , Cleveland , North Yorkshire , and partially into the metropolitan county of West Yorkshire . All but North Yorkshire have since been dissolved.
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Yorkshire, West
Book article from: A Dictionary of British History
...new metropolitan county of West Yorkshire, established by the Local Government...which lost large areas in the north‐west to Cumbria and...Harrogate, Ripon, and Selby to North Yorkshire; and a slice around Penistone...
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North Yorkshire
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
North Yorkshire County in n England; the administrative centre is York . Other...In the w of the county are the Pennines . In the e are the North Yorkshire Moors. North Yorkshire is agricultural, with dairy farming, cereals, and hill sheep...
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Yorkshire Association
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to British History
Yorkshire Association. Formed in December 1779...counties formed committees and joined with Yorkshire in petitioning Parliament. Their greatest...of the crown, was carried against Lord North , and in 1782 the short-lived Rockingham...
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