Metaphysics and Philosophy in the Work of Iris Murdoch - Patenidis, Andreas
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This work is concerned with Iris Murdoch's four novels: The Sea the Sea, A Word Child, The Bell and Under the Net. The most extensive chapter of this work deals the concept of an uprooted individual, which is present in her every novel. Here, we speak about an uprooted individual , a post modern human being, living outside of the traditional social forms, such as family. These traditional forms have been subverted in the western world and underwent a period of decay. On the one hand, we have acquired freedom . On the other hand, living outside of these traditional forms has triggered a crisis of identity this is exactly Murdoch s scope of interest.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This work is concerned with Iris Murdoch's four novels: The Sea the Sea, A Word Child, The Bell and Under the Net. The most extensive chapter of this work deals the concept of an uprooted individual, which is present in her every novel. Here, we speak about an uprooted individual , a post modern human being, living outside of the traditional social forms, such as family. These traditional forms have been subverted in the western world and underwent a period of decay. On the one hand, we have acquired freedom . On the other hand, living outside of these traditional forms has triggered a crisis of identity this is exactly Murdoch s scope of interest.
Autorenporträt
Andreas Patenidis was born in 1987 in Prague. His mother is Czech and his father Greek. He studied French and English at Charles University in Prague. His first novel, Vultures among Skyscrapers (Supi mezi mrakodrapy) was published in May 2013.