Morality in Cormac McCarthy's Fiction

Exploring the moral vision in McCarthy's works, this book delves into the intertextual connections with literary and philosophical traditions. It highlights McCarthy's engagement with thinkers like Marcus Aurelius and Hannah Arendt, alongside literary figures such as Dante and Dostoevsky. Central themes include the nature of evil, the concept of the transcendent, modern heroism, moral choice, and the essence of humanity. This analysis is designed for readers, educators, and scholars interested in McCarthy's profound exploration of these enduring issues.