Samuel Beckett belongs to the Modernist period of creation. Although he is an Irish writer, he spent most of his life in France and all of his major works were originally written in French- a curious phenomenon since Beckett’s mother tongue was accepted as international language of the twentieth century. He is usually found among French writers in literary history in the twentieth century.
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