Iris Murdoch
The Bell
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The Bell is a psychological and philosophical novel set in a lay religious community near Imber Abbey. When Dora Greenfield returns to her troubled marriage, she becomes involved in the tensions surrounding Michael Meade and the other members of the community. The discovery of an ancient submerged bell brings hidden conflicts to the surface. Iris Murdoch explores love, faith, sexuality, guilt, moral responsibility and the struggle between personal desires and religious ideals.
Condition
Used - Good
Language
English
Article type
Book - Paperback
2002
Publisher
Penguin Books (Harmondsworth)
Number of pages
320 pages
EAN
9780140016888
Illustrated
No
Discolouration.
