In Love with Hiding: Samuel Beckett's War

Marjorie G. Perloff

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Samuel Beckett and Modernism French Literature and Critical Theory Simone de Beauvoir and Sartre

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Why Pyrenees? Surely Gogo is longing for more than a pleasant mountain idyll. In the original French version, Beckett specifies more fully: Nous irons, Gogo tells Didi, l'Ari?ge, and he adds, J'ai toujours voulu me balader dans l'Ari?ge. The joke here is that the Ari?ge was hardly a place suitable for wandering. Also known asLe Chemin de la Libert? (later the title of Sartre's trilogy of novels), it was the chief World War II escape route from

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1997Damned to Fame: The Life of Samuel Beckett 2013Samuel Beckett : the critical heritage 2001Metaphysics: concept and problems 1996Wittgenstein's ladder : poetic language and the strangeness of the ordinary

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