Foreign thinker
Iris Murdoch
Iris MurdochPhilosophy and LiteratureIrish-British1919–1999
Love is difficult; love means realising that something other than oneself is real.
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Iris Murdoch (1919–1999) was a British-Irish novelist and philosopher known for exploring ethical themes and the complexity of the human mind in her works. She won the Booker Prize for her novel *The Sea, the Sea*.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures26 titles
Under the Net
The Flight of Happiness
Sandcastle
Bell
The Severed Head
The Unofficial Rose
The Unicorn
The Italian Girl
Red and Green
The Age of Angels
Beautiful and Good
Bruno's Dream
Honorable Defeat
The Accidental Man
The Black Prince
The Machine of Sacred and Profane Love
Child-Word
Henry and Cato
The Sea, the Sea
Nuns and Soldiers
The Philosopher's Apprentice
A Good Student
The Book and Brotherhood
A Message from Earth
The Green Knight
Jackson's Dilemma
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