moral ambiguity
Moral ambiguity refers to the uncertainty or lack of clear moral standards in literature, often challenging readers' perceptions of right and wrong. This tag covers discussions on works that embody ethical dilemmas, character complexities, and narratives that leave room for interpretation. Join us as we explore how moral ambiguity enhances storytelling across genres, from classics to contemporary fiction, and examine its influence on themes such as identity, justice, and human behavior.
