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The Nice and the Good

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  • Iris Murdoch, 1987
    Iris Murdoch
    / Novels and themes

    …the 1916 Easter Rising; and The Nice and the Good (1968), a murder mystery that doubles as a work of moral philosophy (some critics dismissed it as pretentious). Murdoch received the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for The Black Prince (1973), which centers on a middle-aged Shakespeare critic and failed…

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    …the 1916 Easter Rising; and The Nice and the Good (1968), a murder mystery that doubles as a work of moral philosophy (some critics dismissed it as pretentious). Murdoch received the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for The Black Prince (1973), which centers on a middle-aged Shakespeare critic and failed…

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