Iris Murdoch and Remorse

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Remorse is identified as a vital concept in Iris Murdoch's moral psychology, influencing her philosophical, theological, and political views. The book examines this theme through the lens of Simone Weil, contemporary remorse theories, trauma studies, and Holocaust narratives, providing new insights into Murdoch's late novels and her radio play. It highlights how remorse shapes her characters and narratives, revealing deeper moral complexities within her work.