Titlebook: Iris Murdoch and the Literary Imagination; Miles Leeson,Frances White Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exc

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ooked in the recent years, at least in Italy, and they must be resurrected. Although the prolonged international economic crisis requires a balance of both prudence in controlling expenditures and efficiency in tax collecting, the situation of public accounts is a serious one in several countries, i

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,‘Of Science and of Light’: Learning with Iris Murdoch,rly moving is Medcalf’s recollection of noticing at a Merton College dinner that ‘whenever either thought of something that would interest the other and turned to him or her, their faces were so radiant that they looked like beings not of earth but of light’ (p. 20). This portrait adds another layer

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,‘A Man Shut in a Glass’: Textual Blindness and Iris Murdoch’s , (1954), uncannily like Weinstein in appearance). Rowe persuasively demonstrates the protean nature of Murdoch’s novels which are read very differently in the twenty-first century but remain relevant and presciently insightful, engaging a new generation of readers. Taking into account the development of Int

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,‘Now the Illumination’: Iris Murdoch as Zen Philosopher-Poet,, the nuts and bolts of the natural object-world outside us’ (69), it shares a very Murdochian perspective. As also does the fact that ‘Zen is a realistic faith, infused by a Taoist elevation of actual human experience, conveyed in anecdote and attention to what Murdoch calls the . of things, meanin

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Iris Murdoch and ,liar to Murdoch readers, whether or not they are aware of ., and Tomkinson teases out diverse intertextual allusions between that text and a wide range of Murdoch’s novels; as well as those mentioned above, she discusses . (1958), . (1961), . (1963), . (1970), . (1971), . (1973), . (1974), . (1978),