<h2>In Clancy Martin &amp; Carol Hay (eds.), <a href="https://philpapers.org/rec/MARPOL-8"><i>Philosophy of Love and Sex</i></a>. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press (2023)</h2><h2>This paper provides a brief overview of Iris Murdoch's central notion of love as just attention, introduces the reader to a few contemporary debates around her account, and shows that for Murdoch, love is not opposed to morality, but at its heart.&nbsp;</h2>

T. Raja Rosenhagen

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In Clancy Martin & Carol Hay (eds.), Philosophy of Love and Sex. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press (2023)

This paper provides a brief overview of Iris Murdoch's central notion of love as just attention, introduces the reader to a few contemporary debates around her account, and shows that for Murdoch, love is not opposed to morality, but at its heart.