The Misfortunes of a Word-Watcher: A Reading of Iris Murdoch, A Word Child

Études Britanniques Contemporaines- Revue de la Société D’Études Anglaises Contemporaines 59 (2020)
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I propose a reading of Iris Murdoch's A Word Child and show how her novel resonates with important themes in Ludwig Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations, such as the idealization of language. I highlight the ethical significance of such an idealization.

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Layla Raïd
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