

Sovereignty of Good Podcast
May 13, 2020
Three experts discuss Iris Murdoch's philosophical perspectives, including her critique of moral concepts and the use of vivid images to understand human existence. They delve into the radical nature of her work, explore her departure from Oxford, and unravel the political dimensions in her protagonist's portrayal. The podcast also touches on language challenges in philosophical expression and addresses misconceptions about Murdoch's philosophy.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Exploring Iris Murdoch's Moral Philosophy
02:34 • 8min
Exploring the Radical Nature of Philosophical Work
10:57 • 23min
Philosophical Perspective on Creating Images of Human Existence
33:32 • 2min
Exploring Radical Portrayal and Political Dimensions in the Protagonist's Work
35:28 • 2min
Exploring Language and Voice in Philosophical Work
37:02 • 13min
Exploring Iris Murdoch's Misunderstood Philosophy
49:45 • 5min