Uncover the philosophical heart of J.M. Coetzee’s enigmatic novel, The Childhood of Jesus, with this essential literary analysis. Professor Anthony Uhlmann meticulously decodes the novel’s intricate exploration of “the ethics of ideas and things,” a key theme that challenges readers and critics alike. Indispensable for students of comparative literature, philosophy, and theology in India, this work illuminates Coetzee’s post-Nobel achievements and his profound dialogue with complex concepts. Gain scholarly insights into the Nobel laureate’s distinctive style and thought, making this a vital resource for serious readers.