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Bran J. Nicolehend the nature and potential severity of unintended consequences for man, his life support systems and the environment generally. Furthermore, the gap between our ability to produce and distribute myriad chemicals and our ability to identify, understand or predict unfavorable environmental impacts

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nature and potential severity of unintended consequences for man, his life support systems and the environment generally. Furthermore, the gap between our ability to produce and distribute myriad chemicals and our ability to identify, understand or predict unfavorable environmental impacts may widen

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The Insistence of the Past, as a result of the uncertainties brought about by recent history, contemporary fiction was poised somewhere ‘between nostalgia and nightmare’, alternatively or simultaneously imagining a brutal apocalyptic future and ‘a(chǎn) vanished era’, most often that of the ‘Edwardian summer’..

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230288584fiction; novel; realism; British and Irish Literature

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,Philosophy’s Dangerous Pupil: ,, Derrida and ,,nd plots — for example, in the ‘a(chǎn)rtist—saint’ dichotomy which runs through her fiction. In this chapter I want to consider further the contradictory nature of Murdoch’s thought and writing by turning to a novel which bears a curious relationship to her first-person retrospective fiction, and indeed to the rest of her work, .