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The Iris Murdoch Society podcast

The Iris Murdoch Society exists to promote her work, further her philosophical vision, and enhance and extend knowledge.

Podcast · By Iris Murdoch Society · English · Official site

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Aug 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Iris Murdoch among the Artists Podcast (opens the original)

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    In this episode Miles is joined by Rebecca Moden (Birmingham Newman University, UK) to discuss the new exhibition at the University of Chichester, Iris Murdoch among the Artists. Drawing on newly-discovered artworks by Murdoch, those by her friends, students and collaborators, and new works by three contemporary British artists responding to her fiction and philosophy, the exhibition runs until the 10th December. They discuss Murdoch's early artistic work, the biographical links to her paintings

  2. Episode · Aug 8, 2026

    Birthday Lecture 2026 Iris Murdoch Drama Queen (opens the original)

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    In this Birthday Lecture Daniel Read (Kingston University, UK) discusses Murdoch's dramatic work and the connections to her life, fiction and philosophy. Although lesser-known, Read makes the case that her dramatic work needs to be reassessed in the light of new materials and biographical insights.

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