Samuel Beckett (Literature)
The paradox of self annihilating expression : representations of ontological instability in the drama of Samuel Beckett
... A Student's Guide to the Plays London : Faber and Faber, of Samuel Beckett... "Samuel Beckett's Endgame :A Structural Analysis.[r] ...
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A Bibliography of the Monographs of Samuel Beckett from His Early Years (1930-51), with Collection Analysis of the Holdings in the Rare Book Collection of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
... Of printed sources, I have drawn on two: The Grove Companion to Samuel Beckett by C. J. Ackerley and S. E. Gontarski and, to a lesser extent, A Beckett Canon by Ruby Cohn. While neither is a ...
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Odds : reflections and directions; a thematic study of four plays by Samuel Beckett
... CHAPTER ONE AN OUTLINE OF THEMATIC DEVELOPMENT IN BECKETTS WRITING FOR STAGE AND RADIO In her biography of Samuel Beckett, Deirdre Bair claims that Beckett turned to the medium of the st[r] ...
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Demystifying the Mysteries in the Works of Samuel Beckett: the Religious, the Mystical, the Supernatural, the Judgement, the Psychology of Aging and the Nihilistic
... This article is an effort to demystify the mysteries in the works of Samuel Beckett: the religious, the mystical, the supernatural, the judgement, the psychology of aging and the nihilistic. This article ...
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The Influence of Anton Chekhov on Samuel Beckett: Inaction and Investment of hope into Godot-like Figures in Three Sisters and Waiting for Godot
... calls Samuel Beckett and a number of other playwrights ―absurdist‖ and counts some traits for this type of ...writing. Beckett has never acknowledged his debt to Chekhov, but when his plays are ...
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Performative Criticism: Samuel Beckett and Georges Duthuit
... about Beckett, upheld as an important key to the increasingly famous author’s own aesthetic ...by Beckett) was published as ‘Dialogue Samuel Beckett-Georges Duthuit’ in a brochure by Galerie ...
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Failed Quest in Samuel Beckett’s How It Is
... The purpose of this study is to unravel the way Samuel Beckett deals with the concept of quest in his novel, How It Is (1964). Unlike the other works of art containing a significant quest imposed on the ...
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Beyond the Suffering of Being: Desire in Giacomo Leopardi and Samuel Beckett
... Schopenhauer and later Freud, equates laughing with the ability to suffer excruciatingly. But Nietzsche’s direst, most inward sickness is the thwarting of will, the shrill laugh of Silenus who states that what would have ...
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Abstract machines: Samuel Beckett and philosophy after Deleuze and Guattari
... to Beckett and Poststructuralism suggests a way of articulating the relationship of philosophy (that of Deleuze included) to other domains (literature ...by Beckett on an aesthetic plane constituted urgent ...
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Research resources: the Beckett collection, University of Reading
... the Beckett Archive is the largest and most comprehensive collection pertaining to the life and work of the playwright, author, and poet Samuel Beckett ...
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Ohio impromptu, genre and Beckett on film
... – Samuel Beckett – deliberately makes a genre gesture and calls one of his works a ‘radio play’ or play for television, that gesture does not override what Derrida calls the law of ...
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Samuel Beckett and the contingency of old age
... Old age is very prominent in this narrative. Malone does not know how long he has been ‘here’ but “All I know is that I was very old already before I found myself here. I call myself an octogenarian, but I cannot prove ...
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Cognitive Drama and the Plays of Samuel Beckett
... particularly in conversations between Vladimir and Estragon – is quite quick. Due to this rapid-fire tempo, ellipses in dialogue are often barely marked with a pause. Even specific [Pause] stage directions are rushed. ...
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After Beckett: The Influence of Samuel Beckett on the Fiction of J G Farrell
... to Beckett is obscured in A Man from Elsewhere because he adopts what appears to be a real- ist style and a plot with more straightforward development than the disorient- ing, unfathomable proceedings of Molloy, ...
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Beckett’s Ticklish Characters: reading Beckett through Žižek
... During the last decade, around the centennial celebration of Samuel Beckett’s birth, criticism of the author underwent a discreet yet radical subversion. After the era of existentialist reception and the ...
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Beckett as the Writer of Abstraction
... is Samuel Beckett, and to a partisan of the standard Marxist concrete historical analysis of the works of art in the style of Lukacs, the way he practices abstraction in his work cannot but appear as ...
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The Satanic Self in Chaucer, Milton, and Beckett
... While the Pardoner is restored to Christian fellowship with a kiss, and Adam and Eve have one another to cling to as they leave Paradise, no such grace is granted to Samuel Beckett’s pitiable, singular Unnamable. ...
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Irish Dante: Yeats, Joyce, Beckett
... from Beckett to Roger Little in which he mentions the ‘Dante reve- lation’ is now deposited in Trinity College Library, ...the Beckett/Dante relationship are Jean-Pierre Ferrini, Dante et Beckett ...
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Lucky in Savannah: Beckett avec Žižek
... from Samuel Beckett’s (1954/1984) masterpiece, Waiting for Godot—"[t]he prototype of a modernist text” according to Slavoj Žižek ...(2017), Beckett—rather than Shakespeare—is “a kenotic writer, a writer ...
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Literature in the Archive of Terror: Badiou, Blanchot, Beckett
... women, Beckett and Deschevaux-Dumesnil not excluded, of the Resistance to the Nazi Occupation: “most of the resisters, though beaten, burned, blinded, and broken, did not ...If Beckett was to continue his ...
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