Great Moral Dilemmas in Literature, Past and Present [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 10 (2):374-374 (1956)
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This interesting approach to literary analysis comprises articles by writers in philosophy, literature, and the classics. Authors treated include Shaw, Shakespeare, Plato, Ibsen, and Browning; among those faced with dilemmas are Faust, Billy Budd, Hamlet, and Job.--E. T.

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