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...Christie McDonald Copyright © 2014 The Trustees of Columbia University 2014 Christie McDonald CHOICES: BECKETT'S WAY Non, je ne me suis jamais quitte, libre, voila, je ne sais pas ce que ~a veut dire mais c'est Ie mot que j'entends employer, libre de quoi faire, de ne rien faire, de savoir...

...Ann Banfield Copyright © 2009 The Trustees of Columbia University 2009 Ann Banfield "PROUST'S PESSIMISM" AS BECKETT'S COUNTER-POISON An obsession with generation traverses Samuel Beckett's work. It is, to borrow Beckett's phrase from Proust (111.260), "a neuralgia rather than a theme" (Proust...

... luimeme, au cours du temps ». C'est par une etude sur Beckett que se conclut ce recueil-Beckett Ie moins historien de tous, semble-t-il, l'ecrivain plus refractaire a toute inscription 12 ANTOINE COMPAGNON ET VINCENT DEBAENE dans une tradition. Ann Banfield montre pourtant que la creation beckettienne est...

..., “your place of burial.” The direct reference to Dante in the first draft of “Proteus” has disappeared by the second draft, but the idea is always in the background. In a conversation about Dante, according to Richard Ellmann, Joyce remarked to Beckett that “it was less the desire for paradise than...

... merchamtur” is to be found in Finnegans Wake III.3 (496.26). 5 As often when reading the Wake , we should heed Samuel Beckett’s advice that “it is not to be read—or rather it is not only to be read. It is to be looked at and listened to” (14). Listening to these three words, therefore, we quickly...

... rereaders actually reread Proust. Along the way, Christie McDonald proposes a rereading of Samuel Beckett's readings of Proust; Ruben Gallo looks at Proust's readings of the stock market through his adventures with the Mexican Tramways Company; Edward Hughes takes on issues of reading and being read...

.... Paris: Lattes, 2004. aPiacentini, Gerard. Samuel Beckett mis nu. Essai sur Ie theatre de Samuel Beckett. Saint-Genouph: Nizet, 2006. Picquenard, Jean-Baptitse. Adonis suivi de Zoflora et de documents inedits. Paris: L'Harmattan, 2006. Pierssens, Michel. Ducasse et Lautreamont: l'Envers et l'endroit...

...), 401 Banfield, Ann, " 'Proust's Pessimism' as Beckett's Counter-Poison," 187 Bateman, Chimene, "The Lyonnaise Medusa: Louise Labe in the Poetry of Olivier de Magny," 451 Bernard, Claudie, Le Romantisme. Du Bouleversement des lettres dans la France post-revolutionnaire (Claude Millet), 395 Billing...

... gift for drawing us each out to the maximum of our ability. I remember particularly the pre­sen­tat­ion and then the paper I wrote on Beckett s Le Dépeupleur, and then another pres­en­tat­ion on Ponge s prose poem Les arbres se défont à l intérieur d une sphère de brouillard. Ross heard me out...

.... "Borges/Piglia: Diez punos de encuentro/desencuentro." Revista de Estudios Hispanicos 38:2 (May 2004): 235-59. Cordingley, Anthony. "Keeping Their Distance: Beckett and Borges Writing after Joyce." Samuel Beckett Today/Aujourd'hui: An Annual Bilingual Review/Revue Annuelle Bilingue 14 (2004): 131-45...

... in the Wake is deeply indebted to Giambattista Vico’s New Science , where the primitive development of language is linked to the infant’s acquisition of speech. It hardly needs to be recalled that The New Science is “clearly adapted by Mr. Joyce as a structural convenience—or inconvenience” (Beckett 22...

... and foreign writers and artists reached the conclusion that the traditional novel is dead and called for a new literary adventure, the nouveau roman . Nathalie Sarraute was one of the founders of the new group, which included Alain Robbe-Grillet, Michel Butor, Claude Simon, Samuel Beckett, Robert Pinget...

... because it offered nothing artistic, only an expression of suffering and unerotic ravishment. When compared to Samuel Beckett and Stephane Mallarme-writers Kristeva considered formally similar to Duras yet more successful in creating literary correlates to the objectless states their works invoked-Duras's...

... listening, reading, reflecting, and writing. He recommended publication, just as, many years before, he had done so in evaluating my revised dissertation on Beckett. Among the many t­hings for which I am indebted to Ross, I must include having a job. But the personal connection in this report ran deeper...

...Sara Whym Copyright © 2017 by the Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York 2017 sara whym dreamscapes (betrayals) NE LE RACONTE PAS! ­ Beckett 1 just like that i begin. i call k­ nowing what is, absolutely. asking you to draw me: a practice, a discipline, a resolution. hands...

... to which the 20th-century ball, whose realization promises plenitude, exists under the sign of an absence: a wait, a disappointment, a non-event. Drawing examples from diverse sources including Beckett, Tchekhov and Duras, Tomiche demonstrates how 20th-century ball accounts ultimately function as literary...

... of Nineteenth-Century Life. Philadelphia: U of Pennsylvania P,2013. Crimp, Catherine. Childhood as Memory~ Myth and Metaphor: Proust~ Beckett and Bourgeois. London: LEGENDA/Modern Humanities Research Association and Maney Pub., 2013. Dambre, Marc, ed. Memoires occupees: Fictions fran(-aises et Seconde Guerre...

... referred to as MP. The Romanic Review Volume 100 Number 3 © The Trustees of Columbia University 266 MARY BRYDEN example: in Samuel Beckett's play What Where, fear in the vicinity of torture and domination forms the affect-landscape against which the transacting figures of Bam, Bern, Bim, and Born...

... such notions. Well read as he is, Jean’s solitude is amply “peopled,” specifically by the likes of Melville, Kafka, Dostoevsky, Beckett, and of course Coppola. In fact, literature and art are his very sustenance, such that, as he puts it at one point, “ce matin-là et tous les matins de ma bienheureuse et...

... has played in everyone of his literary pursuits, including the project of incorporating philosophical material into his fictional world. Nor can anything place in doubt Borges's design, as with other twentieth-century writers such as Kafka and Beckett, to resist facile interpretation" (145). It would...