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The psychoanalytic vision that informs the majority of the articles (those of the academic scholars as well as those of the practitioners of psychiatry) sheds important new light on Beckett's work. Theatre Survey

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1. Quaquaquaqua: The Babel of Beckett
Chapter 2. Enough or Too Little? Vpoicings of Desire and Discontent in Beckett's "Enough"
Chapter 3. Seven Types of Postmodernity: Several Types of Samuel Beckett
Chapter 4. A Cryptanalysis of Beckett's Molloy
Chapter 5. The Whole Story
Chapter 6. "Tender Mercies": Subjectivity and Subjection in Samual Beckett's Not I
Chapter 7. Post Apocalypse with Out Figures: The Trauma of Theater in Samuel Breckett
Chapter 8. Recovering the Néant: Language and the Unconscious in Beckett
Chapter 9. The Fragmented Self, the Reproduction of the Self, and Reproduction in Beckett and in the Theater of the Absurd
Chapter 10. Self-objectification and Preservation Beckett's Krapp's Last Tape
Chapter 11. Notes on Krapp, Endgame, and "Applied" Psychoanalysis
Chapter 12. Telling It How It Is: Beckett and the Mass Media
The Less Said
Index

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      Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 26/01/1991
      ISBN13: 9780801841354, 978-0801841354
      ISBN10: 0801841356
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      The psychoanalytic vision that informs the majority of the articles (those of the academic scholars as well as those of the practitioners of psychiatry) sheds important new light on Beckett's work. Theatre Survey

      Table of Contents

      Acknowledgments
      Introduction
      Chapter 1. Quaquaquaqua: The Babel of Beckett
      Chapter 2. Enough or Too Little? Vpoicings of Desire and Discontent in Beckett's "Enough"
      Chapter 3. Seven Types of Postmodernity: Several Types of Samuel Beckett
      Chapter 4. A Cryptanalysis of Beckett's Molloy
      Chapter 5. The Whole Story
      Chapter 6. "Tender Mercies": Subjectivity and Subjection in Samual Beckett's Not I
      Chapter 7. Post Apocalypse with Out Figures: The Trauma of Theater in Samuel Breckett
      Chapter 8. Recovering the Néant: Language and the Unconscious in Beckett
      Chapter 9. The Fragmented Self, the Reproduction of the Self, and Reproduction in Beckett and in the Theater of the Absurd
      Chapter 10. Self-objectification and Preservation Beckett's Krapp's Last Tape
      Chapter 11. Notes on Krapp, Endgame, and "Applied" Psychoanalysis
      Chapter 12. Telling It How It Is: Beckett and the Mass Media
      The Less Said
      Index

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