Fiction and Moral Reflection | Thomas Pavel
The Thomistic Institute
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Exploring Durably Successful Stories and Moral Attitudes in Fictional Characters
The chapter delves into two types of enduring stories involving fugitive lovers and loner figures, analyzing how characters operate outside traditional moral frameworks and face unique challenges. It examines the rise of individualism, explores characters like Faust and Clarissa, and discusses the portrayal of high moral standards challenging societal norms in fiction.
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