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The first book-length study of Samuel Beckett''s complete poetry, combining new work from major literature critics and new critical perspectives.
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The first book-length study of Samuel Beckett''s complete poetry, combining new work from major literature critics and new critical perspectives.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Dezember 2022
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781009222556
- Artikelnr.: 70910209
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Dezember 2022
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781009222556
- Artikelnr.: 70910209
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Introduction: The odd poem: Samuel Beckett's poetry William Davies and James Brophy
1. Weirdness and dislocation in Beckett's early poetry Andrew Goodspeed
2. Whole fragments: Beckett and Modernist poetics Mark Byron
3. Pre-echoing the bones: Samuel Beckett's early poems and translations as transpositions Onno Kosters
4. 'The nucleus of a living poetic': Beckett and his Irish contemporaries Gerald Dawe
5. Beckett growing Gnomic: the poems of 1934 James Brophy
6. Different and the same: gender and pronoun in 'Poèmes 1937-1939' Daniel Katz
7. The missing poème: Beckett's fêtes galantes Mark Nixon
8. Romanticism and Beckett's poetry Edward Lee-Six
9. Romance under strain in 'Cascando' John Pilling
10. Samuel Beckett's self-translated poems Pascale Sardin
11. Samuel Beckett's translations of Mexican poetry José Francisco Fernández
12. Beckett's poetry and the radical absence of the (war) dead Adam Piette
13. Beckett's sound sense William Davies
14. The matter of absence: the manuscripts of Beckett's late poems Dirk Van Hulle
15. 'Mocked by a tissue that may not serve': Beckett and the poetics of embodiment David Wheatley
16. Invoking Beckett: Samuel Beckett's legacy in Northern Irish poetry Hannah Simpson.
1. Weirdness and dislocation in Beckett's early poetry Andrew Goodspeed
2. Whole fragments: Beckett and Modernist poetics Mark Byron
3. Pre-echoing the bones: Samuel Beckett's early poems and translations as transpositions Onno Kosters
4. 'The nucleus of a living poetic': Beckett and his Irish contemporaries Gerald Dawe
5. Beckett growing Gnomic: the poems of 1934 James Brophy
6. Different and the same: gender and pronoun in 'Poèmes 1937-1939' Daniel Katz
7. The missing poème: Beckett's fêtes galantes Mark Nixon
8. Romanticism and Beckett's poetry Edward Lee-Six
9. Romance under strain in 'Cascando' John Pilling
10. Samuel Beckett's self-translated poems Pascale Sardin
11. Samuel Beckett's translations of Mexican poetry José Francisco Fernández
12. Beckett's poetry and the radical absence of the (war) dead Adam Piette
13. Beckett's sound sense William Davies
14. The matter of absence: the manuscripts of Beckett's late poems Dirk Van Hulle
15. 'Mocked by a tissue that may not serve': Beckett and the poetics of embodiment David Wheatley
16. Invoking Beckett: Samuel Beckett's legacy in Northern Irish poetry Hannah Simpson.
Introduction: The odd poem: Samuel Beckett's poetry William Davies and James Brophy
1. Weirdness and dislocation in Beckett's early poetry Andrew Goodspeed
2. Whole fragments: Beckett and Modernist poetics Mark Byron
3. Pre-echoing the bones: Samuel Beckett's early poems and translations as transpositions Onno Kosters
4. 'The nucleus of a living poetic': Beckett and his Irish contemporaries Gerald Dawe
5. Beckett growing Gnomic: the poems of 1934 James Brophy
6. Different and the same: gender and pronoun in 'Poèmes 1937-1939' Daniel Katz
7. The missing poème: Beckett's fêtes galantes Mark Nixon
8. Romanticism and Beckett's poetry Edward Lee-Six
9. Romance under strain in 'Cascando' John Pilling
10. Samuel Beckett's self-translated poems Pascale Sardin
11. Samuel Beckett's translations of Mexican poetry José Francisco Fernández
12. Beckett's poetry and the radical absence of the (war) dead Adam Piette
13. Beckett's sound sense William Davies
14. The matter of absence: the manuscripts of Beckett's late poems Dirk Van Hulle
15. 'Mocked by a tissue that may not serve': Beckett and the poetics of embodiment David Wheatley
16. Invoking Beckett: Samuel Beckett's legacy in Northern Irish poetry Hannah Simpson.
1. Weirdness and dislocation in Beckett's early poetry Andrew Goodspeed
2. Whole fragments: Beckett and Modernist poetics Mark Byron
3. Pre-echoing the bones: Samuel Beckett's early poems and translations as transpositions Onno Kosters
4. 'The nucleus of a living poetic': Beckett and his Irish contemporaries Gerald Dawe
5. Beckett growing Gnomic: the poems of 1934 James Brophy
6. Different and the same: gender and pronoun in 'Poèmes 1937-1939' Daniel Katz
7. The missing poème: Beckett's fêtes galantes Mark Nixon
8. Romanticism and Beckett's poetry Edward Lee-Six
9. Romance under strain in 'Cascando' John Pilling
10. Samuel Beckett's self-translated poems Pascale Sardin
11. Samuel Beckett's translations of Mexican poetry José Francisco Fernández
12. Beckett's poetry and the radical absence of the (war) dead Adam Piette
13. Beckett's sound sense William Davies
14. The matter of absence: the manuscripts of Beckett's late poems Dirk Van Hulle
15. 'Mocked by a tissue that may not serve': Beckett and the poetics of embodiment David Wheatley
16. Invoking Beckett: Samuel Beckett's legacy in Northern Irish poetry Hannah Simpson.