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Abstract
In the vast ocean of English literature, Iris Murdoch stands as a beacon of literary innovation and narrative prowess. Renowned for her intricate plotting, richly drawn characters, and philosophical depth, Murdoch's novels are masterpieces of storytelling that continue to captivate readers with their complexity and beauty. Central to Murdoch's literary legacy are her narrative techniques and stylistic innovations, which distinguish her work as unique and groundbreaking within the canon of 20th-century literature.
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