Irony, Freemasonry, and humane Ethics in Kipling's the man who Would Be King by Paul Fussell Jr.

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Welcome to the Masonic Authors’ Guild International (MAGI), where each week two historians review and critique books and other productions focused on Freemasonry, as well as discuss broader issues in historical research. Our mission is to promote the highest professional and academic standards in Masonic research, education, and publications. These podcasts begin the Guild’s mission by reviewing those that do, or do not, uphold high academic standards, and explain why they do, or do not.

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Irony, Freemasonry, and humane Ethics in Kipling's the man who Would Be King by Paul Fussell Jr.

Masonic Authors' Guild International

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Irony, Freemasonry, and humane Ethics in Kipling's the man who Would Be King by Paul Fussell Jr.

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Welcome to "MAGI - Long Papers," where we delve into the deep analysis of literary works and their intricate themes. In this episode, we explore the fascinating intersections of irony, Freemasonry, and humane ethics in Rudyard Kipling's "The Man Who Would Be King," as expertly examined by Paul Fussell Jr. Discover the complex layers of Kipling's narrative, from the nuances of kingship to the profound influence of Masonic traditions on his storytelling. Join host Mark Tabbert as he takes you through the satirical yet richly human tale of two adventurers who attempt to become kings, only to face profound moral and existential dilemmas. You'll gain insights into how Kipling's early experiences with Freemasonry infused his storytelling with a unique blend of humor, depth, and symbolic interplay. Perfect for literature enthusiasts and curious minds alike, this episode promises a thought-provoking journey into one of Kipling's most renowned works. Listen in and unlock the wisdom concealed within the ironies and ethical musings of this memorable short story.