Moral Philosophy Through the Lens of Literary Tradition and Innovation

This examination investigates how literary traditions and innovations reflect and challenge established moral philosophies. The focus will be on narrative strategies that embody ethical questions across different genres and time periods.

Engagement with this topic is essential for understanding the evolution of moral thought and its representation in literature. By analyzing varying literary forms, scholars can discern how literature serves as a medium for philosophical discourse.

Candidates will be required to articulate their understanding of the thematic relationships between literature and moral philosophy, offering insights into the critical relevance of this interplay. Verbal communication skills will be assessed through structured discussions.

The examination may include insights into genre-specific moral inquiries, including but not limited to tragedy, comedy, and modernism, examining thematic contrasts and ethical challenges presented within these frameworks.