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Routledge Lecture in Philosophy: Iris Murdoch and the Rejection of Existentialism

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Join Professor Richard Moran from Harvard University as he examines the characterisation of Sartrean existentialism in Murdoch’s The Sovereignty of Good and other writings. Lecture sponsored by Routledge.

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