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Beckett and Decay
ISBN-13:
9781441112958
Veröffentl:
2011
Einband:
PDF
Seiten:
178
Autor:
Dr Kathryn White
Serie:
Continuum Literary Studies
eBook Typ:
PDF
eBook Format:
PDF
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Deutsch
Beschreibung:
The word ''decay'' is often used by critics in general reference to Beckett''s thematic emphasis and philosophical outlook. However, this book explores the idea of decay as the fundamental core of Beckett''s work, dominating it thematically, linguistically and artistically.
Kathryn White explores Beckett''s representation of physical decay, mental and spiritual deterioration and finally the idea that ''decay'' is to be found in language itself. This study explores the importance of both theme and form in Beckett''s work and considers whether Beckett will, in future generations, be remembered both for his representation of existence and his innovations in language.
Kathryn White explores Beckett''s representation of physical decay, mental and spiritual deterioration and finally the idea that ''decay'' is to be found in language itself. This study explores the importance of both theme and form in Beckett''s work and considers whether Beckett will, in future generations, be remembered both for his representation of existence and his innovations in language.
The word ''decay'' is often used by critics in general reference to Beckett''s thematic emphasis and philosophical outlook. However, this book explores the idea of decay as the fundamental core of Beckett''s work, dominating it thematically, linguistically and artistically.
Kathryn White explores Beckett''s representation of physical decay, mental and spiritual deterioration and finally the idea that ''decay'' is to be found in language itself. This study explores the importance of both theme and form in Beckett''s work and considers whether Beckett will, in future generations, be remembered both for his representation of existence and his innovations in language.
Kathryn White explores Beckett''s representation of physical decay, mental and spiritual deterioration and finally the idea that ''decay'' is to be found in language itself. This study explores the importance of both theme and form in Beckett''s work and considers whether Beckett will, in future generations, be remembered both for his representation of existence and his innovations in language.