[ A] welcome addition to the growing body of work on MacIntyre from a left perspective. * Marx & Philosophy Review of Books * In our confused time of the culture wars, the ethical foundations of our lives are fatally weakened, caught in the deadly interplay between utilitarianism, relativism, religious fundamentalism, and empty moralist absolutism. Is there a way out of this new Dark Age? Jason Hannan makes a forceful case for the renewed relevance of Alasdair MacIntyre's ethics of the virtues, grounded in a common way of life. Our age of extremes calls for a return to the Aristotelian tradition. What makes Hannans book especially attractive is his insistence on the anti-capitalist edge of MacIntyre's thought. Ethics Under Capital is a book for everyone in search of a reliable compass in a stormy sea. * Slavoj iek, International Director of the Birkbeck Institute for Humanities, and Professor at the Institute of Sociology, Ljubljana, Slovenia * If you want a quick diagnosis of the present distress and a strong suggestion for a solution, read this book. Its analysis of ethics under capital is as limpid and refreshing as stream water from a glacier melt. Jason Hannans restorative reading of a contrarian thinker offers a duet of sanity for a world gone mad. * John Durham Peters, Marķa Rosa Menocal Professor of English, Yale University, USA * Rather than another attempt to explain Alasdair MacIntyres philosophy, Jason Hannan uses it to interrogate the world of contemporary politics and suggest how it might be changed. Ever wondered what Macintyre can teach us about how to respond to the likes of 4Chan and the Alt-Right? This is the book for you. * Neil Davidson, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow, UK *
