Moral Conflict in Literature: Analyzing Ethical Choices and Their Consequences

This examination centers on the thematic exploration of moral conflict within literature, focusing on how characters navigate ethical choices and the resultant consequences. Specific artistic representations of these conflicts will be evaluated.

The study of moral conflict is essential in understanding character development and literary themes. Analyzing how authors portray ethical dilemmas informs both literary criticism and the broader implications of moral philosophy.

Candidates will be assessed on their ability to articulate interpretations of moral conflicts in selected literary works. This will include a verbal discussion of characters' decisions and the ethical frameworks that inform their choices.

The exam may examine various literary genres, investigating how different contexts shape moral conflicts and the authors' approaches to these ethical confrontations.