Child of the Word - Iris Murdoch

Child of the Word "is a novel by Iris Murdoch that focuses on complex human relationships and the role of language in shaping the human experience. The main character, Nina, is a young woman who faces a crisis after her world begins to collapse due to magic and manipulation of the word.

The book deals with the topics of power, manipulation and freedom of choice. The plot reveals how words can be both a tool of creation and destruction, and how they affect the perception of reality and the personal identity of heroes. Murdoch creates a layered picture of human psychology and social dynamics, exploring how words can affect our lives and destiny.

The novel is a complex and emotionally rich work that makes the reader think about the nature of human communication and the inner world. "Child of a Word" combines philosophical reflection with a tense plot and deep characters, offering readers the opportunity to immerse themselves in a world of words and meanings.

- By Iris Murdoch

- Genre: Philosophical novel, psychological drama

- Format: Audiobook

- Target audience: Lovers of philosophical and psychological novels interested in the influence of language on human life

- Duration: Unknown