Based on some examples and evidence can anyone provide me with some…

Based on some examples and evidence can anyone provide me with some…

Based on some examples and evidence can anyone provide me with some

guidance in answering these questions? There are no exact references, it can be based on common knowledge however if there is textual evidence to support your answer that would be extremely helpful to include!

6 Why is it relevant to Murdoch’s story of M and D that D may be dead? How does this fact help ensure that the story counts as a clear counter-example to the “picture of man” Murdoch opposes?

11 Is Murdoch’s view about the transcendence of the Good one of the “shadows of God” that Nietzsche thinks we need to vanquish? Explain why one might think that it is and also why one might think that it is not, paying particular attention to the morally significant role of what Murdoch calls the “realism” of art, even when it is abstract.

12 Murdoch thinks that the conception of freedom central to the existentialist movement exemplified by Sartre and Beauvoir is unsatisfactory, mainly because it is “unrealistic”—i.e., the picture that results from it of how human life goes is not actually what human life is like. Why does she think this? How is her alternative—the idea that freedom is “loving attention”—supposed to give us a more realistic conception of freedom?