On art, morals and religion: Some reflections on the work of Iris Murdoch: Scott Dunbar

Religious Studies 14 (4):515-524 (1978)
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Among contemporary novelists Iris Murdoch is unique. On the one hand she is a novelist and a philosopher and yet does not write philosophical novels, and, on the other hand, her work as a moral philosopher is uninfluenced by current moral philosophy

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