Jms Edition Tunis: 2 books

In this guide's two main chapters, we try to demonstrate how Iris Murdoch invents a classlessly-elitist society in The Philosopher's Pupil and "teases out of thought" both characters and readers.

This book examines the novel's main inflammatory episodes, pinpoints the "weaknesses" in Islamic tradition the novel shakes, and tries to determine the extent to which Rushdie can be held accountable for the deep rymblings caused by the content of his book. And as Rushdie was accused...