Titlebook: Iris Murdoch; Hilda D. Spear Textbook 1995Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1995 fiction.novel.Romanticism

變異

ALB

Medicaid

減去

Conflicts of Good and Evil, it introduces — . (1968), .’. (1969), A . (1970) and . (1971) — though still funny, often farcical, are deeply concerned with the problems of Good and Evil. At times they are infused with a palpable, almost demonic evil, coupled with a negation of the existence of God.

根除

Metaphors for Life,ovels of the late 1960s with their deliberate exploration into the demonic, their third-person narration and their carefully structured form which, except for . (which we may perhaps see as a ‘bridging novel’), divides them into accessible chapters, these of the early 1970s break out of the more ove

ANTIC

技術(shù)

Debrief

Interregnum

Introduction,s frequently incorporated into her novels. This is especially apparent in the London settings of the majority of her novels, for she displays simultaneously the detailed and intimate knowledge of the metropolis that only a long acquaintance during childhood and particularly later in her early workin

新奇

Metaphors for Life, overriding formal structure, breaking the novels into parts and smaller segments and, in the case of ., into daily diary entries. They may also as a group be seen as some of the easiest of all Murdoch’s novels for the general reader to come to terms with.