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Is Aristotle making a comeback?

It kind of feels like the Enlightenment philosophers sought to banish Aristotle from the scene (formal and final causes, powers ontology, substances, etc.) Maybe it's just me but has the ice begun to thaw?
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certainly Aristotelian virtue ethics have undergone a revival in contemporary philosophy.  See for example the works of thinkers like Philippa Foot and Alastair MacIntyre.  Both argue against the enlightenment notion of morality that understands morality as an absolute value that any rational being would accept (Eg Kantian Ethics).