Morality and literary criticism

Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 33 (4):443-454 (1975)
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Abstract

If the idea of morality is approached by way both of common sense views about morality and common philosophical accounts of it, then the meaning of the term "moral" as this is sometimes used in literary criticism must seem puzzling. the puzzle is illustrated rather than solved, but some tentative suggestions are made. for instance common notions about what morality is may be too narrow.

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