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Samuel Beckett and Modernism

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This cluster of papers focuses on the works, influence, and interpretations of Samuel Beckett, a prominent figure in modernist literature and theatre. The papers cover a wide range of topics including Beckett's writing style, philosophical themes, impact on modernism, and his contributions to the humanities.

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Samuel Beckett; Waiting for Godot; Endgame; The Unnamable; Molloy; Krapp's Last Tape; Beckett's plays; Happy Days; Godot; Beckett reception; Not I; Murphy; Malone Dies; Fin de partie; Watt; Beckett scholarship; literary criticism of Beckett; How It Is; Beckett studies; All That Fall; Martin Esslin; footfall; absurd drama; Therald Todd; Vladimir and Estragon

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