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Murphy is Samuel Beckett's first published novel, written in English and published in 1938. Its protagonist, Murphy, is an Irish outsider living in London who seeks withdrawal from ordinary social life, while the narrative follows his relationship with Celia and his involvement with a psychiatric ho...
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Darkly comic and philosophically distinctive early Beckett, respected for originality but less refined and more conventionally plotted than his mature work.
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Hermann Hesse's 1930 German novel contrasting two medieval figures—the ascetic monk Narziss and the sensual wanderer Goldmund—as a philosophical meditation on the irreconcilable claims of spirit and flesh.
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Popular Hesse philosophical novel, enduring reader appeal, respected though less critically central than Steppenwolf or Siddhartha.
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Madhvacharya was a 13th-century Indian philosopher and religious teacher who founded the Dvaita, or dualist, school of Vedanta. He taught that the supreme God Vishnu, individual souls, and material reality are eternally real and fundamentally distinct, rejecting the nondual interpretation associated...
A Voyage to Arcturus is a science fiction and philosophical novel written by Scottish author David Lindsay, first published in 1920. The narrative follows a man named Maskull who travels to the fictional planet Tormance, located in the Arcturus star system. The book is distinguished by its surreal,...
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Cult metaphysical science fiction, influential among writers, admired for imagination but uneven and obscure.
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Murphy currently leads the Dualism results with a displayed score of 7.91/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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