Ethical values in E.M. Forster’s a passage to India

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Abstract

The importance of E.M. Forster's work lies in his capacity to portray some of the most pressingissues of the twentieth century, despite their variety and complexity, in a way that is both meaningful andbeautiful. Modern civilization is sensitive to connections and concerns of profound human interactions.In the face of a hostile culture, the development of Maurice's inner existence is examined in depth in thecurrent work. Even though ethics aren't the only thing on Forster's mind, they're essential to graspinghis works, as well as what we may term Forster's universe. They hold the key to uncovering whatwould otherwise be impossible because to its immense size, rocky terrain, and sheer complexity.