'God's Truth': Kant, Mill and Moral Epistemology in Oliver Twist

This essay aims to demonstrate how Dickens’s search for ‘truth’ (and his understanding of what that ion consists of) entered into and emerged from one of the key philosophical discussions of the early‐nineteenth century: namely whether moral knowledge is the sum of one’s experiences or whether there...

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