Iris Murdoch, philosopher meets novelist / edited by Sofia de Melo Araújo and Fátima Vieira.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION; PART A; LET ME LOOK AGAIN; IRIS MURDOCH AND GEORGE ELIOT; 'WE DO NOT FORGIVE PHILOSOPHY'; IRIS MURDOCH AND THE RETHINKING OF SHAKESPEARE AS A PHILOSOPHER; INCONGRUENT COUNTERPARTS IN UNDER THE NET; ONE IN ALL, ALL IN ONE; HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS IN SARTRE AND MURDOCH; IRIS MURDOCH; MURDOCH'S DILEMMA; THE SAINT AND THE HERO; PART B; THE BLACK PRINCE AND LYOTARDIAN FABLE CRISIS; 'WHO'S THERE?'; POSTMODERN ELEMENTS IN IRIS MURDOCH'S THE BLACK PRINCE; MORAL PHILOSOPHY IN IRIS MURDOCH'S THE BELL; KNOWLEDGE AND INNOCENCE IN THE BELL, BY IRIS MURDOCH.

LOVE IN IRIS MURDOCH'S THE BELLTHE POWER RELATIONS IN THE BELL; CONTRIBUTORS.

Iris Murdoch, Philosopher Meets Novelist aims to gather some of the world's present experts on Iris Murdoch, in an effort to promote dialogue between philosophy and literature. This is due not only to the nature of Iris Murdoch's work itself, but also to our belief that within Humanistic Studies there is a constant need for breaking down disciplinarian barriers and reaching a deeper, fuller awareness of human thinking. Thus, the book brings together scholars from a variety of fields and places-Brazil, England, Iran, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Taiwan, and the United States-and tes.

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