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If philosophy has limits, what lies beyond them? One answer is
literature. In this study, rather than seeing literature as a
source of illustrations of philosophical themes, the author
considers both philosophy and literature as sometimes competing but
often complementary ways of making sense of and conveying the
character of ethical experience. She does so through an analysis of
ideas about language, experience and ethics in the philosophy of
Nietzsche, and of the way in which these themes are worked out and
elaborated in the writings of Robert Musil and the Turkish novelist
Oguz Atay.
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