Samuel Beckett and the End of Modernity

Richard Begam

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Samuel Beckett and Modernism French Literature and Critical Theory Modernist Literature and Criticism

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A note on texts Introduction 1. Differance: unnamability, postmodernity 2. Madness and the cognito in Murphy 3. Beyond the metaphysics of presence: Watt and the autobiography of negation 4. Beckett's mirror-writing: doubling and differance in Molloy 5. Malone Dies: the death of the author and the end of the book 6. The unnamable: the end of man and the beginning of writing Afterword Notes Works cited Index.

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