Narrative and Ethical Understanding （2025. xiv, 354 S. XIV, 354 p. 210 mm）

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Narrative and Ethical Understanding （2025. xiv, 354 S. XIV, 354 p. 210 mm）

Herausgegeben:Hagberg, Garry L.

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There has been a steady stream of articles written on the relations between ethics and the interpretation of literature, but there remains a need for a book that both introduces and significantly contributes to the field - particularly one that shows how we can think more openly and creatively about the multiform powers of ethical narrative by considering ethically significant literature.

This volume offers an analytically acute and culturally rich way of understanding how it is that we can productively think philosophically about the narrative structures that describe our ethical lives and what kind of distinctive conceptual, and in some cases personal, progress we can make by doing so. Given the extremely widespread interest in ethical issues, this volume will strike resonant chords far and wide on arrival, while offering something new in bringing together the study of long-form narrative, the language of moral psychology, and detailed literary case studies.

Given the vast expansion of narrative studies in recent years, the time for just such a volume is right.

1.Introduction: Layers of Understanding and Long-Form Narrative, Garry L. Hagberg, Part 1. To Focus on Ethical Vision rather than Moral Action.- 2. From Wittgenstein to Homer: Ethics, 'World-Pictures,' and Iliadic Time, Carl Humphries.- 3. Murdoch and Gilead: John Ames as a Model of Murdochian Virtue, Cathy Mason.- 4. Patricia Highsmith's Kierkegaardian Fiction, Don Adams.- Part 2. Self-Narration, Self-Deception, and Self-Critique.- 5. Consciousness, Beckett and the (Un)Aware Being: Krapp's and Winnie's Wobbly Mindfulness Under the Lens of Phenomenology, Stefano Rossi.- 6. Self-deception and Self-narration: Linklater's Tape, Zeynep Talay Turner.- 7. Shame and Self-Abasement: Bernard Williams, Kant, and J.M. Coetzee, Ana Falcato .- Part 3. Layers of Understanding: Responsibility Reconsidered.- 8. Orwellian Responsibility, Peter Brian Barry.- 9. Kant, the Karamazovs, and Hitler's Pawn, Samuel Kahn.- 10. Storm Jameson's Phenomenology of Place in The Hidden River, Robert Lance Snyder.- Part 4. Unobvious Forms of Moral Progress.- 11. Just Sex in Heller's Catch-22?,James A. Baker and Zenon Culverhouse.- 12. Imperfect Fiction and Criticism im Stillstand: A Reading of The Mill on the Floss, Daniele Niedda.- 13. Listening to the Dead: Exploring the Differend in Margaret Atwood's Penelopiad, Catherine MacMillan.- Part 5. Against Oversimplification.- 14. We all have Plague: Human Nature and Decency in Camus' The Plague, Hayden Kee.- 15. Wallace Stevens' Poetic Realism: The Only Possible Redemption, David Kleinberg-Levin.- 16. The Godfather III as an Essay in Long-Arc Ethical Understanding, Garry L. Hagberg.