Narrative Ethics: The Interplay of Storytelling and Moral Philosophy

This examination scrutinizes the interplay between narrative ethics and moral philosophy, investigating how storytelling reveals ethical principles and dilemmas. It emphasizes the role of narrative structures in shaping moral understanding.

The significance of narrative ethics lies in its ability to highlight moral complexities and guide ethical discourse. By situating philosophical inquiry within literature, one can appreciate literature's potential to reflect and challenge societal norms.

Candidates will be evaluated on their capacity to verbally articulate the relationship between narrative techniques and moral philosophies. Their discussions will reflect an understanding of how specific narratives confront ethical questions.

The examination may also involve comparative analyses of different narratives, illustrating how various storytelling approaches engage readers with moral themes and dilemmas.