Listening to Iris Murdoch

Exploring the significance of sound in Iris Murdoch's work, this book highlights how music and auditory elements enhance the atmosphere and moral depth of her novels. By focusing on the sensuous quality of her prose, it encourages readers to engage with the diverse soundscapes present in her narratives. This study aims to establish a new dimension in Murdoch scholarship, aligning with the growing field of Word and Music Studies, and invites a deeper appreciation of the interplay between sound and literature in her writing.