Many philosophers have been gravitating to Iris Murdoch's philosophical work in recent years, turning to her ideas and attempting to make use of them in their thinking. Mason suggests that Murdoch is a more original and ambitious thinker than has yet been acknowledged, arguing that she offers a novel and appealing framework for moral philosophy.
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