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Under the Net
Ever feel like you’re chasing your own tail, trying to pin down what really matters, only to realize your own words trip you up? That’s the vibe of Iris Murdoch’s debut, where a self-styled 'failed artist' stumbles through London’s post-war rubble, chasing clarity but mostly catching confusion—and laughs. If you think philosophy has to be dry and boring, this book is here to prove you wrong with wit, chaos, and a hefty dose of human messiness.
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