Literature and Moral Understanding

Frank Robert Palmer

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Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art Philosophical Ethics and Theory Philosophy and Literary Analysis

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How can we be morally concerned with fiction? What does our experience of literature contribute to our capacity for moral understanding? This study of the relation of art to morality presents a defence of the humane value of art and explores the moral dimension of culture.

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