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Acknowledgements Foreword Preface 1. Man’s Post-tragic Position in Beckettian Drama............................1 Aysegül Yüksel 2. “Nothing is More Real than Nothing”: A Reading of Beckett’s “Ping” as a Postmodern Text.................................................................11 Oya Batum Mentese 3. Not I: An Existentialist Statement on the Human Condition.........23 A. Deniz Bozer 4. Beckett’s Molloy : Some Things Still “Affirmative”........................39 Aytül Özüm 5. The Influence of Music on Samuel Beckett’s Art..........................55 Neslihan Ekmekcioglu 6. Self-translated: Samuel Beckett..................................................71 Sinem Sancaktaroglu Bozkurt Note on Contributors......................................................................83
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- Author
- Burçin Erol
- Publisher
- Bizim Buro
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9786059965095
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Fiction, Literary Fiction, Others
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