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Introduction: the turn to ethics in the 1990s David Parker; Part I.Ethics, Literature and Philosophy: 1. Deepening the self: the language ofethics and the language of literature Simon Haines; 2. Martha Nussbaum andthe need for novels Cora Diamond; 3. The concept of dread: sympathy andethics in Daniel Deronda Lisabeth During; 4. Against tidiness: literatureand/versus moral philosophy: a response to Cora Diamond, Martha Nussbaum andIris Murdoch Jane Adamson; Part II. Ethics and Agency: 5. What differencescan contemporary poetry make in our moral thinking? Charles Altieri; 6. Moralluck in Paris: A Moveable Feast and the ethics of autobiography RichardFreadman; 7. The unseemly profession: privacy, inviolate personality, and theethics of life writing Paul John Eakin; 8. The patient writes back: bioethicsand the pathography John Wiltshire; Part III. Politics and Ethics: 9.Literature, power and the recovery of philosophical ethics C. A. J. Coady andSeamus Miller; 10. The literary imagination in public life Martha C.Nussbaum; 11. Ethics in many different voices Annette C. Baier; 12. Commonunderstanding and individual voices Raimond Gaita.