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Essays by several of the foremost writers and academics studying Beckett today, published by the Press in conjunction with RTÉ Radio 1’s 2006 Thomas Davies Lectures.
Contents
- Christopher Murray - Introduction: Panting On to a Hundred
- Terence Brown - Beckett and Irish Society
- Gerry Dukes - The Godot Phenomenon
- Declan Kiberd - Murphy and the World of Samuel Beckett J
- ames Mays - Beckett as Poet: Verse, Poetry, Prose Poems
- Anthony Roche - The Great Plays after Godot
- Rosemary Pountney - Stringent Demands: Aspects of Beckett in Performance
- Anthony Cronin - Beckett’s Trilogy
- Dermot Moran - Beckett and Philosophy
- Richard Kearney - Imagination Wanted: Dead or Alive
- John Banville - Beckett’s Last Words
- Barry McGovern - Beckett and the Radio Voice
- Katharine Worth - Beckett on the World Stage
| ISBN | 9781905494088 |
|---|---|
| Author | Edited by Christopher Murray |
| Publisher | New Island |
| Publication date | 1 Apr 2006 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Weight | 0.304000 |
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