Postmodernity, Ethics and the Novel

Exploring the intersection of postmodern theory and ethics, this work argues that postmodernism enables a meaningful ethical discourse within fiction. Andrew Gibson delves into how contemporary narratives can engage with moral questions, challenging traditional views and expanding the role of literature in ethical discussions. Through this lens, the book highlights the potential of novels to address complex ethical dilemmas, positioning them as vital contributors to the understanding of morality in the postmodern age.