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

Bureaucracy

不吉祥的女人

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-24095-1fiction; novel; Romanticism

Mediocre

礦石

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.

傀儡

analogous

取之不竭

Overview: This book attempts to offer a critical survey of the fiction of one of our most prolific living novelists. After giving a short account of Murdoch‘s life and work, it goes on to look at the novels themselves, dividing them into chronological periods and suggesting parallels between them and the progress of Murdoch‘s philosophic thought.

不能逃避

The Early Novels,In a Book Trust pamphlet published about her in 1988,. Iris Murdoch wrote:

北極人

The Romantic Phase,The novels of the 1950s followed each other fairly rapidly, but after . there was a three-year gap in publication, the longest gap, in fact, throughout Murdoch’s writing career until the gap between her twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth novels, which was, in fact, filled by the publication of her massive philosophical work, .