41. POESIA Ensayo que analiza la peculiaridad del autor, quien en 1938 decidiera escribir en franc s y ya no volvi a escribir obras originales en ingl s hasta 1956. http://mural.uv.es/maqueba/bilinguismo.htm

VOLVER A PÁGINA PRINCIPAL Se pasó al francés para poder sentirse extraño al lenguaje que empleaba, evitar toda veleidad o pretensión artística y alcanzar el grado cero de escritura, en los últimos decenios volvió al inglés una vez alcanzadas esa lejanía y austeridad que necesitaba en su propia lengua natal. En este sentido, Samuel Becquett es el escritor bilingüe más perfecto, pues no se vio obligado a serlo por razones de supervivencia o extraliterarias, sino por pura necesidad expresiva y terminó compaginando los dos idiomas sin que uno de ellos sucediera al otro Desde que en 1938 decidiera escribir en francés, comenzando por traducir Murphy al ya no francés ya no volvió a escribir obras originales en inglés hasta 1956, En esa época buscaba un lenguaje que no fuera "elegante y cortés" es decir que el lenguaje dejara de impresionar por su expresión a favor de su precisión, por eso suprimió todos aquellos detalles que podían parecer superfluos.Hay una tendencia a neutralizar los efectos estilísticos, las figuras literarias remiten a la escritura y no a la palabra hablada. Por tanto desaparece el interés por lo estético y su único interés es decir la verdad. A partir de Premier Amour el lenguaje es creador de lo que dice y se concibe como un espacio independiente que no guarda ninguna relación con lo real exterior. Las obras que escribió en francés permiten escapar a Beckett de las dificultades literarias que se le habían planteado a lo largo de su vida literaria:

42. Beckett, Samuel Barclay - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Beckett, Samuel Barclay (1906–1989) Irish dramatist, novelist, and poet, who wrote in both French and English. He won international acclaim for his work, which includes the http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Beckett, Samuel Barclay

43. Brian Finney Essay On Samuel Beckett Discussion of the postmodernity of the author s prose fictions. By Brian Finney. http://www.csulb.edu/~bhfinney/beckett.html

Brian Finney California State University Long Beach Home l Vita l Published Essays l Courses Email: bhfinney@bhfinney.com Ackroyd l Amis l Barnes l Beckett l Carter l Ishiguro l McEwan l Mo l Roth l Rushdie l Self l Smith l Winterson Samuel Beckett's Postmodern Fictions Beckett shares with Borges the distinction of inaugurating in literature what has come to be called postmodernism. The term is still the subject of heated debate. It clearly refers to that which succeeds modernism, itself an international movement that broke with nineteenth century forms of realism. But the impetus of modernism has continued to the present day, so that postmodernism coexists with that which it claims to displace. The phenomenon of postmodernism then cannot be explained in purely temporal terms. As the French philosopher Jean-François Lyotard has suggested, it represents a radical epistemological break with our understanding of what the human sciences have to offer. What characterizes the postmodern in Lyotard's eyes is the abandonment of those grand narratives that began with the Enlightenment, such as the liberation of humanity or the unification of all knowledge. The unstable, heterogeneous and dispersed social reality of the postmodern cannot be contained within any totalizing theory. Without such metanarratives, Lyotard argues, each work of art, "working without rules in order to formulate the rules of what will have been done

44. Pennen - Geert Bonamie - Cursussen & Besprekingen Short essay by Michael Sinclair. http://www.samuel-beckett.net/L2BeckEssay.html

Startpagina Lezingen Overzicht Lezing 2 Literatuurselectie Discussieforum ... men zegge het voort... Lezing 2 : Deconstructie van de literaire interpretatie Essay on Waiting for Godot (by Michael Sinclair) The world of "Waiting for Godot" is one without any meaningful pattern, which symbolizes chaos as the dominating force in the world. There is no orderly sequence of events. A tree which was barren one day is covered with leaves the next. The two tramps return to the same place every day to wait for Godot. No one can remember exactly what happened the day before. Night falls instantly, and Godot never comes. The entire setting of the play is meant to demonstrate that time is based on chance, and therefore human life is based on chance. "Waiting for Godot" is all about how the world is based on chance. A world based on chance can have no orderly time sequence, and thus time has no meaning. The extension, then, is that human life has no meaning. Realizing this, humans will create distractions and diversions, in the form of patterns and reliance on nebulous forces, to provide the purpose and meaning that is inherently lacking in their lives. "Waiting for Godot" is the classical, archetypical presentation of this facet of human existence. Bibliography Works Cited Andres, Gunther. Being without Time: On Beckett's Play Waiting for Godot. Ed. Martin Esslin. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1965. 140-152.

45. Why Theatre Has Never Been The Same Since Waiting For Godot | Stage | The Guardi Essay on the importance of Beckett s watershed play. http://www.guardian.co.uk/stage/2003/jan/04/theatre.beckettat100

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46. EJGS Archive – Pireddu: Scribi Del Caos: Carlo Emilio Gadda, Samuel Beckett Un saggio comparativo a cura di Nicoletta Pireddu. http://www.arts.ed.ac.uk/italian/gadda/Pages/resources/archive/comparative/pired

Editorial Board Journal Current Issue Past Issues ... About Us Scribi del caos Carlo Emilio Gadda, Samuel Beckett Nicoletta Pireddu Tra la stesura de La Cognizione del dolore Molloy Malone meurt e da Trilogia La Cognizione del dolore diviene quindi coeva al romanzo di Beckett, con cui divide sorprendentemente temi e immagini. Balzac La cognizione del dolore e soprattutto i diversi periodi cui risalgono, risulta difficile mettere in relazione i due scrittori secondo la dinamica bloomiana precursore-epigono nella più stretta accezione diacronica. Tuttavia, la mancanza di elementi a favore di una contaminazione consapevole tra La cognizione del dolore e Molloy clinamen Manzoni nel caso de La cognizione del dolore e il romanzo esistenzialista in Molloy pastiche Pasticciaccio Pastrufazio , toponimo sotto cui ci cela la città di Milano in La cognizione del dolore . Allo stesso modo, Dante, Joyce, Camus e Sartre rivivono in Molloy reagire È significativo che il conflitto generazionale che emerge dalla poetica dei due autori si riproponga sul piano narrativo nelle trame dei rispettivi romanzi, in cui i protagonisti, sebbene orfani La cognizione del dolore M La cognizione del dolore e Molloy leggibile M , 41), e Gadda smaschera il mito della «purità primigenia» ( Come lavoro déjà-lu . Riconoscere equivale a dis Bildung che caratterizza il progressivo, armonico sviluppo del protagonista tradizionale si tramuta in un itinerario accidentato fatto di discontinuità e di graduale disgregazione.

47. Beckett, Samuel Beckett, Samuel Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2004. Read Beckett, Samuel at Questia library. http://www.questia.com/read/101231929

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48. Samuel Beckett: Six Poèmes / Sechs Gedichte Der Gesang der toten M nder stirbt auf dem Strand. Die ber hmten schwarzen Gedichte in Neu bersetzung von Mirko Bonn . http://www.digitab.de/beck/sbf.htm

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50. Warten Auf Godot - Figurentheater Gingganz - Inszenierungen Für Erwachsene Figurentheater Gingganz - Inszenierungen f r Erwachsene. http://www.gingganz.de/inszenierungen/warten_auf_godot.html

Inszenierungen ... für Kinder Circus Circus Der kleine König Dezember Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten Die Nachtigall ... Was war zuerst da? ... für Erwachsene Don Carlos, der Infanterist von Spanien Heute: Faust! Orpheus in der Unterwelt Warten auf Godot ... Startseite Inhalt Informationen Technisches Merkblatt Kritiken Bildergalerie WARTEN AUF GODOT von Samuel Beckett Inhalt Warten... Jeder kennt diese Situation. Samuel Beckett hat darüber eines der bekanntesten Bühnenstücke der Gegenwart geschrieben. Mit einfachen Worten und knappen, lakonischen Sätzen wird die Geschichte von Wladimir und Estragon erzählt. In unwirtlicher Gegend warten die beiden auf Godot. Mehr geschieht nicht. Mehr geschieht nicht? In einer stahlblauen Wellpappenbude, mit ausdrucksstarken Figuren und sparsamen Requisiten, entsteht unversehens eine höchst lebendige, zeitlos moderne Tragikomödie. Gogo und Didi, die beiden skurrilen, abgerissenen Hauptfiguren, kennen das Spiel und die Spielregeln. In ihren Wortgefechten, ihren Gefühlsausbrüchen und in ihrer Lust und Verzweiflung am Leben spielen sie sich die Bälle zu - es geht nicht ums Gewinnen, nur ums überleben. "Warum die Leute eine dermaßen einfache Sache so komplizieren müssen

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52. Beckett - Music: Gyula Csapo (1955- ), P pa, Hungary. Picture and biography, and discussion of three works related to Beckett from the Samuel Beckett Apmonia at The Modern Word. http://www.themodernword.com/beckett/beckett_csapo.html

Krapp's Last Tape after Samuel Beckett Handshake After Shot Called by Morton Feldman "one of the most brilliant young composers I have met," and championed by John Cage, it is hardly surprising that Csapó's music has an unusual quality to it, an almost ethereal sense of presence Beckett: Krapp's Last Tape after Samuel Beckett (1975) Loosely inspired by Beckett's play, this theatrical work is for an "violinist-actor," a tape recorder, four spotlights and a sine-wave generator. (1974) "For any two groups of instruments capable of producing a) definite and b) indefinite (noise-like) sounds." (Unreleased) Labyrinth (1990-91) For solo violincello, or five violincelli. (Unreleased) Links/CDs/Sound Samples The Budapest Music Center has a Web site where you can browse their catalog. They also have a . (Visitors who do not speak Magyar may select the "English" option.) A. Ruch 17 March 2001 "Damn the mail" Send email to Apmonia's Tim Conley and the Great Quail comments, suggestions, corrections, criticisms, submissions . . . all are welcome!

53. Beckett, Samuel - Trinity, Novel, Monologue, Joyce, Molloy, And Novels (Irish 1906–89) Born near Dublin, and educated at Trinity College, Beckett spent several years lecturing at Belfast, the cole Normale Sup rieure in Paris (1928–30), and http://www.jrank.org/literature/pages/18481/Beckett-Samuel.html

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55. Waiting For Godot - BECKETT, Samuel | Between The Covers Rare Books First edition in English (translated by the author), preceding the British edition. Fine in very good plus dustwrapper with modest tanning to the mostly black spine, some age http://www.betweenthecovers.com/btc/item/100167

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Beckett, Samuel. www.LitEncyc.com Domain: Literature. Novelist, Playwright, Poet Active 1931 - 1989 in Ireland, France, Continental Europe, England, Britain, Europe This essay written by Paul Davies, University of Ulster at Coleraine Works by Beckett Find books about Beckett, Samuel Back to Home New Search Samuel Beckett's work has extended the possibilities of drama and fiction in unprecedented ways, bringing to the theatre and the novel an acute awareness of the absurdity of human existence – our desperate search for meaning, our individual isolation, and the gulf between our desires and the language in which they find expression. Educated in Ireland, North and South, he settled afterwards in Paris and produced his fiction and drama in English and French, translating himself out of the language in which he first wrote each text. Having begun literary life as a modernist and promoter of the reputations of Proust and Joyce, in the years before and after the Second World War he found his own voice (“began to write what I feel”) and continued to develop this voice unstintingly and without compromise until the year of his death. According to some sources, while he grew mellower in later life, and his personal relationships grew more stable, his alcohol intake did not. Notoriously reclusive in relation to the press and media, Beckett was nevertheless spoken of by personal associates as friendly, gracious, humorous and compassionate, and while his travels to Ireland abruptly ended following his mother's death, he was conspicuously hospitable to his Irish friends at all times when they came to Paris.

57. Beckett, Samuel A selective list of online literary criticism for Samuel Beckett, favoring signed articles by recognized scholars, articles published in reviewed sources, and web sites that http://technology.kosmix.com/topic/Beckett,_Samuel

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58. Beckett, Samuel - Cosmeo Irish-born poet novelist foremost dramatist of the theater of the absurd and winner of the Nobel Prize. http://www.cosmeo.com/viewArticle.cfm?guidAssetId=B0E2963B-F5C1-4F30-94B1-3D9D5B

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60. Samuel Beckett — FactMonster.com Encyclopedia Beckett, Samuel. Beckett, Samuel (bek'it) , 1906–89, AngloFrench playwright and novelist, b. Dublin. Beckett studied and taught in Paris before settling there http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/people/A0806690.html

Home U.S. People Word Wise ... Homework Center Fact Monster Favorites Halloween Math Flashcards Geography Guide Seven New Wonders of the World ... The Fifty States Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... Encyclopedia Beckett, Samuel Beckett, Samuel key Murphy (1938), typifies his later works by eliminating the traditional elements of plot, character, and setting. Instead, he presents the experience of waiting and struggling with a pervading sense of futility. The anguish of persisting in a meaningless world is intensified in Beckett's subsequent novels including Watt Molloy Malone Dies (1951), and The Unnamable How It Is (1961); and The Lost Ones (1972). In his theater of the absurd, Beckett combined poignant humor with an overwhelming sense of anguish and loss. Best known and most controversial of his dramas are Waiting for Godot (1952) and Endgame (1957), which have been performed throughout the world. Beckett was awarded the 1969 Nobel Prize in Literature. Beckett's other works include a major study of Proust (1931); the plays Krapp's Last Tape (1959) and Happy Days (1961); a screenplay

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