“I once heard someone say morality was method. Do you hold with that? I suppose you wouldn't. You would say that morality was vested in the aim, I expect. Difficult to know what one's aims are, that's the trouble, specially if you're British.”
Quote by John le Carre
Work
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
This novel delves into the world of espionage, following the story of a British intelligence agent as he navigates the complex and dangerous landscape of the Cold War. The narrative is characterized by its intricate plot and detailed character development, offering a nuanced look at the moral and ethical dilemmas faced by those involved in espionage. more
Author
John le Carre
John le Carre, born David Cornwell, is a renowned British spy novel author. Born in October 1931, he is known for his profound insights into the world of espionage and his delicate portrayal of human nature. Le Carre's works are often set against the backdrop of the British intelligence agencies during the Cold War, revealing the complexity and moral dilemmas of espionage activities. more
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