
handle: 2445/26302
Murdoch trata del concepto de virtud en diversos textos en los que aparece estrechamente relacionado con otros conceptos que son esenciales para entender su explicación de la teoría ética. Definida como “atención desinteresada a la naturaleza”, la virtud establece la conexión entre los seres humanos y la realidad y puede entenderse en términos de conocimiento y de imaginación; en consecuencia, Murdoch afirma que la virtud mantiene una clara relación con las novelas. La finalidad de este artículo es analizar los textos de Iris Murdoch sobre la virtud para explicar sistemáticamente las características de la virtud, su conexión con otros conceptos y su importancia en el mundo del arte.
I. Murdoch deals with the concept of virtue in several texts in which it appears closely related to other concepts which are essential in order to understand her explanation of ethical theory. Defined as “selfless attention to nature” virtue makes a connection between human beings and reality and it can be understood in terms of knowledge and imagination and a result of this Murdoch says that virtue has a clear relationship with novels. The aim of the paper is to analyze Iris Murdoch’s texts about virtue in order to systematically explain the characteristics of virtue, its link with other concepts and its great significance in the world of art.
Virtut, Virtue, Murdoch, Iris
Virtut, Virtue, Murdoch, Iris
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