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Miles Leeson @miles_leeson ·

4 Jul

The Call-For-Papers for the Wartime Quartet Conference @parenthesis_in in June 2023 @DurhamPhilosop1 is now open! Full details here 👇

https://www.womeninparenthesis.co.uk/wartime-quartet-conference-call-for-papers/

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1 Jul

read Iris Murdoch's The Bell, influenced three other people to read The Bell, bought Murdoch's Under the Net from a bookseller currently reading The Bell—the nation has been struck by Iris Murdoch fever

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3 Jul

So grateful to my @IrisMurdoch family for the warm reception of my paper at the conference last week, all the ideas, questions and discussions about The Italian Girl are still buzzing in my head! https://twitter.com/RebelRepublicUK/status/1540750681950130177

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Thanks to everyone at the #IrisMurdoch conference at Chichester University who joined our own Tatevik Ayvazyan’s talk on the spatial aspects of The Italian Girl adaptation - it was so energising to share our vision with fellow Murdochians.

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Iris Murdoch @irismurdoch ·

1 Jul

On Goldman, Canetti, Friedl, and Murdoch. A fascinating read, and who knew Canetti has a new memorial in Hampstead?

https://www.islingtontribune.co.uk/article/pater-not-so-familiar

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The Call-For-Papers for the Wartime Quartet Conference in June 2023 is now open! Full details here 👇Questions and queries to Sasha L-f. ... See MoreSee Less

Call for Abstracts: Wartime Quartet: Significance, Legacy, Spirit | In Parenthesis

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Call for Abstracts: Wartime Quartet: Significance, Legacy, Spirit Posted by Rachel Bollen | Jun 14, 2022 | News | 0 Iris Murdoch, Phillipa Foot, Elizabeth Anscombe and Mary Midgley are four philosophe...

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3 days ago

ENDS WELL Since those super-duper (copyright: Rivka) splendid conferencing days in Chichester, I’ve had so many lovely messages from so many lovely persons of this electronic parish, to which I haven’t been able properly to respond (explanation follows, dear Reader), so I hope you’ll all permit me the indulgence of posting a one-size-fits-all number here in order to reassure you. Yes, Yaoyao and I are safely back in Japan. No, we have no idea what day it is or who we are (Tricky Customer: Johnny Jetlag) but I was definitely teaching all day yesterday, and Yaoyao worked too, so all is as it should be, it seems. However…‘Home is so good’, as Larkin almost said. ‘Getting home’ was, however, both slapstick and stressful…The GOOD news: our PCR tests (done in Brighton where we sojourned for two days before heading to Gatwick Airport on Wednesday morning) were NEGATIVE so we had no problem re-entering Japan. Yeah! Er, when we finally got there…The BAD news: we arrived at London Gatwick Airport to discover - at the check in counter! - that our flight was cancelled/non existent (yes, we’d confirmed the previous evening on the app; no, nobody had informed us since then, and the Expedia and airline app still displayed it as ‘confirmed’ and departing on time even an hour before putative departure!). Gatwick Airport was modern bedlam: chaotic, understaffed, full of bleary-eyed stranded travellers, many of them distressed and openly weeping, people shouting at people shouting at them, airline officials running away from anyone who approached them… basically the appearance of a homeless shelter…. Chaos.Since it wasn’t our fault, Expedia (with whom we booked) offered to rebook us, BUT the first flight they could offer was on 2 July (!): useless, as the PCR test has a 72 window before expiry. So we spent a VERY stressful day at Gatwick and Heathrow, pleading with every single airline at both airports to get us on a flight to Japan ASAP. All flights completely full…We finally successful rebooked with Swiss Air (at the additional blackmail-aping cost of significantly more than an arm and a leg), which departed at London City Airport (where we sat overnight with about a hundred other waifs and strays), which got us back to Tokyo Narita literally less than an hour before our PCR test expired (or else we’d have be sent back to the U.K.)! Phew.All’s well that ends well, didn’t someone once say? Well, it’s kind of true. If the Murdoch conference and everyone there (thank you thank you thank you) hadn’t been so absolutely wonderful and perfectly perfect, we wouldn’t still be smiling.But we are. 🌹 ... See MoreSee Less

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5 days ago

I'm delighted to be able to share Iris Murdoch and Gary Carpenter's collaborative work 'The One Alone' via Soundcloud. We were privileged to have Gary with us at the conference at the weekend to introduce and discuss the work with Maria Peacock. This is time-limited and won't be on SoundCloud for long - so do listen in the next few days, when you get a chance. ... See MoreSee Less

The One Alone - Iris Murdoch/Gary Carpenter

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Words by Iris Murdoch, music by Gary Carpenter. A BBC Commission. Fiona Kimm (Prisoner), Bonaventura Bottone (Angel), John Church (Inquisitor), Finchley Children's Music Group (Ron Corp, conductor), B

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Field Notes From My Dementia

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The astonishingly prolific British author Iris Murdoch published 26 novels in her lifetime. Additionally, her oeuvre includes five books on philosophical issues, six plays, and two volumes of poetr...

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