Philosophy of Literature.

Iris Murdoch and the literary imagination by: (Electronic resources)

Iris Murdoch's practical metaphysicsa guide to her early writings / by: (Electronic resources)

Iris Murdoch and remorsepast forgiving? / by: (Electronic resources)

Procedures of resistancecontents, positions and the 'doings' of literary theory / by: (Electronic resources)

The violence of readingliterature and philosophy at the threshold of pain / by: (Electronic resources)

The philosophical power of fairy tales from around the worldan ocean of stories / by: (Electronic resources)

Degrees of evil in Iris Murdoch's fiction and philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

Humor's privileged access to truth, meaning, and goodnessthe depth of humor / by: (Electronic resources)

Haruki Murakami and philosophical concepts by: (Electronic resources)

Iris Murdoch and the Western theological imagination by: (Electronic resources)

Autobiographical comics and graphic novelsphilosophical and psychoanalytical reflections on the autographic gesture / by: (Electronic resources)

Experiencing ways through wordson our relationships with language (and so literature) / by: (Electronic resources)

Tragedy in ethics and lawother voices of dionysus / by: (Electronic resources)

Eco-literature and environmental advocacybridging theory and practice / by: (Electronic resources)

The philosophy of Ted Chiang by: (Electronic resources)

Critical theory and symbolic thinking by: (Electronic resources)

Eros, pleasure, friendship, and the good life by: (Electronic resources)

Key concepts in traditional Chinese rule-of-law culture by: (Electronic resources)

Radical empathy in the context of literature by: (Electronic resources)