THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARISTOTLE'S PSYCHOLOGY AND ALASDAIR MACINTYRE'S MORAL PHILOSOPHY: AN INTEGRATIVE PROPOSAL FOR A DIALOGUE BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY TO REFLECT ON THE MAIN ISSUES RELATED TO SUBJECTIVITY IN THE CURRENT TIMES

The present work aims to make a philosophical analysis of the integrative relationship between Aristotle's psychology and Alasdair MacIntyre's Moral Philosophy as a proposition to reflect on the main psychological and philosophical questions in the present time, seeking to identify convergences and/or divergences in the their content, in the sense of extracting didactic-pedagogical applications included in the works of the two authors. In a proposal for a bibliographic review, deepen points of intersection between the two thinkers and expand their contributions to the understanding of the phenomenon of human action in the light of psychology and philosophy.