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Iris Murdoch's 1978 Booker Prize-winning novel about a retired theatre director whose retreat to the seaside becomes an exercise in delusion and obsession, widely read as an exploration of renunciation and self-knowledge.
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Iris Murdoch's 1973 novel narrated by an aging writer in the grip of obsessive love, structured with multiple postscripts that undermine the narrator's reliability and foreground questions of art and truth.
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The Bell is a novel written by the British author Iris Murdoch and published in 1958. Set in the grounds of a fictional Anglican abbey, the narrative focuses on an enclosed lay religious community living adjacent to a strict order of nuns. The plot revolves around the community's attempt to install...
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