IB English

Moral values describe deciding what actions or beliefs are correct and incorrect, just and unjust, thereby ascribing the labels of being either moral or immoral. Yet morality is subjective and in flux, influenced by time, place, culture and individual experience. Banana Yoshimoto’s Kitchen (1988) and Dario Fo’s Accidental Death of an Anarchist (1970) tackle moral values in diverging ways, with Fo being far more explicit in his vision of morality, and Yoshimoto favouring a more subjective and implicit manner of exploring moral values.