In this discussion, celebrated novelist and philosopher Iris Murdoch, alongside philosopher Anil Gomes and researcher Anne Rowe, delves into her profound ideas on morality, shaped by her experiences during World War II. They explore how Murdoch's philosophy rejects subjective morality, emphasizing the significance of seeing the world clearly. The guests also reflect on her creative letters, which reveal her playful character development, and discuss the transformation of her writing amidst Alzheimer's, highlighting enduring themes of love, moral reflection, and personal integrity.
