Her Philosophical Essays Changed Everything

Posted on by Tom Fleming

Iris Murdoch has said in the past that her philosophy is quite separate from her novels. This is perhaps because she has a suspicion of the ‘novel of ideas’, and believes that the novel should be grounded in contingency, in the ‘thinginess’ of which she believed Sartre had not enough. Her novels are nevertheless peopled […]

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