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From The Philosopher, Volume LXXXVI No. 1, and written in Spring 1998
SORTING OUT THE ZEITGEIST
The Moral Philosophy of Iris Murdoch
Mary Midgley
Theorists have invented a special kind of metaphysical freedom, sending us up, like autonomous hot-air balloons, to a stratosphere beyond the reach of nature and science. . .
Bright moonlight flooded down St Giles's as Iris and I, just ceasing to be undergraduates, stumbled home to Somerville at the end of an exhausting evening in ...
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