Beckett and nothing: trying to understand Beckett

Abstract

Foreword Terry Eagleton, 'Nothing new' Introduction Daniela Caselli, 'Beckett and trying to understand Beckett' 1. John Pilling, 'On not being there: going on without in Beckett' 2. Peter Boxall, 'Nothing of value: reading Beckett's negativity' 3. Mladen Dolar, 'Nothing has changed' 4. Stephen Thomson, 'A tangle of tatters: ghosts and the busy nothing in Footfalls 5. Bill Prosser, 'Nothings in particular' 6. Shane Weller, 'Unwords' 7. Jonathan Bignell, 'Into the Void: Beckett's television plays and the idea of broadcasting' 8. Derval Tubridy, 'Beckett, Feldman, Salcedo. Neither' 9. Matthijs Engelberts, 'From Film to literature: theoretical debates and the critical erasure of Beckett's cinema' 10. Catherine Laws, 'Beckett and unheard sound' 11. Russell Smith, 'It's Beckett and anxiety' 12. Laura Salisbury, 'Something or nothing: Beckett and the matter of language' Coda Enoch Brater, 'The no-thing that knows no name and the Beckett envelope, blissfully reconsidered' Bibliography Index

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