The Sovereignty of Good

In "The Sovereignty of Good," Iris Murdoch, a prominent philosopher and novelist of the twentieth century, delves into the complexities of morality, emphasizing the distinction between what is right to do and what is good to be. Murdoch contends that philosophy has misdirected its focus, and advocates for the restoration of 'vision' in moral thinking to address this misalignment. This important philosophical work, narrated by Daisy-May Parsons, showcases Murdoch's compelling style and resolute arguments, affirming her enduring relevance in philosophical discourse.