Iris Murdoch
English Didactic fiction
English Women novelists
Philosophers
English Novelists
Women and literature
Authors, biography
Criticism and interpretation
History and criticism
Biography
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"Iris Murdoch's life - like her books - was full of extraordinary passions and profound relationships with some of the most inspiring and influential thinkers, artists, writers and poets of her time. During the war she pondered Aldous Huxley's doctrine that, for a writer, 'it is not what one has exp…
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