Samuel Beckett: A Study of His NovelsUniversity of Washington Press, 01.12.2014 - 192 Seiten Collectively the works of Samuel Beckett, winner of the 1969 Nobel Prize for Literature, reveal a remarkable continuity of theme. Together his writings present a particular view of life and each novel constitutes part of a larger whole. |
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Murphy | 43 |
Watt and the Transition to the Trilogy | 56 |
The Structure of the Trilogy | 72 |
Disillusionment with Knowledge and Action | 88 |
Longing for Silence | 113 |
Inferno | 130 |
Beyond the Trilogy | 151 |
Postscript Becketts Fiction since 1964 | 170 |
Notes | 173 |
Bibliography | 178 |
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