Elements in Beckett Studies
Samuel Beckett is an iconic figure in twentieth century literature. His life and work are now a touchstone for various critical fields and for all contemporary critical approaches. Elements in Beckett Studies will provide a platform that is between a journal article and a full-length monograph: a new critical space that will carry forward Beckett Studies into the twenty-first century. Each project in this Elements series will be from a key figure in this field. It will offer cutting-edge and accessible work on key issues animating Beckett studies today, critical issues of pressing and lasting significance for Beckett and literary studies more generally. Individual Elements will range across theoretical approaches to performance studies, from manuscript research to the study of bilingualism, intertextuality, modernism, history, philosophy, ethics, and body and mind.
General Editors: Dirk van Hulle, Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium; Mark Nixon, University of Reading
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