Beckett and philosophy

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New York: Palgrave (2002)
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Beckett and Philosophy examines and interrogates the relationships between Samuel Beckett's works and contemporary French and German thought. There are two wide-ranging overview chapters by Richard Begam (Beckett and Postfoundationalism) and Robert Eaglestone (Beckett via Literary and Philosophical Theories), and individual chapters on Beckett, Derrida, Foucault, Deleuze, Badious, Merleau-Pointy, Adorno, Hebermas, Heidegger and Nietzsche. The collection takes a fresh look as issues such as postmodern and poststructuralist thought in relation to Beckett studies, providing useful overview chapters and original essays.

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PR6003.E282.Z5695 2002

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Beckett and Postfoundationalism.Richard Begam
Part I Theorizing Beckett and Philosophy.  (pages 9)Theorizing Beckett
Beckett and Postfoundationalism, or How Fundamental are those Fundamental Sounds?  (pages 11--39)Richard Begam
Beckett in the Wilderness: Writing about (Not) Writing about Beckett.  (pages 40--53)Robert Eaglestone
Cinders: Derrida with Beckett.  (pages 55--67)Gary Banham
The Role of the Dead Man in the Game of Writing: Beckett and Foucault.  (pages 68--79)Thomas Hunkeler
Deleuze Reading Beckett.  (pages 80--92)Mary Bryden
Deleuze Reading Beckett.  (pages 80)Mary Bryilen
Beckett and Badiou.  (pages 93--107)Andrew Gibson
Philosophical Adjacency: Beckett's Prose Fragments via Jurgen Habermas.  (pages 140--153)Philip Tew
Beckett and Nietzsche: The Eternal Headache.  (pages 166)Richard Lane & Ecce Homo

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