An edition of A fairly honourable defeat
(1970)
A fairly honourable defeat.
by Iris Murdoch
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"One of Iris Murdoch’s more successful novels, A Fairly Honourable Defeat combines elements of realism and allegory to create a commentary on the moral shortcomings of the individual and society. The book opens as Hilda and Rupert Foster, an ostensibly happily-married couple, anticipate their forthcoming twentieth anniversary party." (Source)
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English fiction, Fiction, Literature, Women authors, aging, married life, morality, relationships, society, Fiction, psychologicalPeople
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