Literature and Ethics: Questions of Responsibility in Literary Studies By Daniel Jernigan, Neil Murphy, Brendan Quigley, and Tamara Wagner

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Chapter 12: The Responsible Eiron: J. Hillis Miller on Speech Acts
Brendan Quigley

261

Chapter 13: Being Irresponsible in J. M. Coetzee’s Novel Disgrace
Suzie Gibson

285

Chapter 14: Reading, Death, and Postmodern Responsibility in Martin Amis’ Money
Stephan Laqué

305

Chapter 15: Irresponsible Women, Irresponsible Men: Joseph Conrad’s Short Stories
Cordula Lemke

327

Chapter 16: ‘Memories of carefree childhood’? Ir/responsible Subjects in J. M. Coetzee’s Boyhood and Jill Ker Conway’s
The Road from Coorain
Sarah O’Mahony

345

Chapter 17: Slaughter and the Innocents: Fantasy Fiction, Children, Killing, and Death
Richard C. Burke

367