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Literature as Moral Philosophy
Grace Whistler (Autor)
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Bloomsbury Academic
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This collection of incisive essays is a nuanced interrogation of the suitability of literature as a vehicle for moral philosophy - a complex debate at the intersection of ethics and aesthetics. What connects these different perspectives is a central question: is literature is an appropriate medium for approaching and unpicking moral, ethical and philosophical questions? And what insights does its form allow? Numerous philosophers have shown a great deal of interest in the possibility of reading literature as a philosophical exercise, with proponents such as Martha Nussbaum and Iris Murdoch leading the quest for a philosophical style which is more representative of human experience than abstract, analytic texts. This volume brings together 12 exciting new contributions to this debate, contextualised by a comprehensive and in-depth editorial introduction that delves into it's conceptual lineage. Grouped into three thematic sections, chapters explore literature’s ability to be argumentative, its potential to bring about moral growth, and the rich diversity of philosophical thought across different literary genres.
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