Music and Religion in the Writings of Ian McEwan

This book explores Ian McEwan’s nuanced portrayal of moral, ethical, and religious dilemmas faced by middle-class, educated characters across his works, highlighting his talent for capturing sentiments that resonate with musicians and viewers alike. It examines how music serves as a window into McEwan’s worldview and his unique contributions to the study of classical music within British literature. Targeted at scholars and students of contemporary British literature and music studies, the book invites readers to delve into the intricate relationship between words, music, and societal values in McEwan’s writing.