Samuel Beckett is one of the most erudite writers of the twentieth century, who brought to the theatre and the novel an acute sense of the absurdity of human existence, meaning human’s desperate search for understanding their individual isolation. He was a remarkable writer who won international fame; his works have been translated into over twenty languages. In 1969 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature. His work has been intensely and internationally studied by critics, produced on stage and TV, and continues to be greeted more or less equal proportions of fascination and devotion.
Lecturați gratuit A SURVEY OF THE NARRATOLOGICAL COMPONENTS OF SAMUEL BECKETT’S PROSE AND DRAMA. METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS, AUTOR ADRIANA TUDOSE
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Samuel Beckett brought some major changes in the tradition of prose fiction and drama. He abolished the sure and reliable notions of characters, time, plots, settings and narrative conventions.