Titlebook: Beckett, Literature and the Ethics of Alterity; Shane Weller Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2006

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-21186-8ern takes on the feminine, in which its classical subordination to the masculine is submitted to an operation and a logic that would break with, or at least interrupt, what Derrida terms ‘phallogocentrism’, and in particular the binarity with which phallogocentrism fixes the relation between identit

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Xiang Ji,Jingyu Zhao,Pei-Luen Patrick Raugender, and in particular the question of the value assigned to the feminine, remained at most peripheral in early studies of Beckett. Indeed, with a few notable exceptions, including Kristeva’s short essay in . (1977), it is only since the early 1990s, with the publication of a collection of essays

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Xiang Ji,Jingyu Zhao,Pei-Luen Patrick Raust incarnation of a nihilism that is to be countered by an ‘ethic of truth’, the fundamental ethical imperative of which is ‘Keep going!’ (‘.). Not to be confused with a mere ‘perseverance of being’ (Badiou 2001, 91), this imperative is, he claims, nowhere more evident than in the works of Samuel Be

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Introductione that is never simply analytic or descriptive. And, in their affirmation beyond the limits of any thematization of forms of alterity so radical that they resist dialectical mastery and indeed all thinking governed by a principle of identity, they arguably mark their adherence to a particular histor

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Last Laughsckett in its early stages of composition as his ‘German comedy’. and in which the celebrated Swiss clown Grock is not only repeatedly invoked but also identified as the ‘faithful philosopher’ of the novel’s would-be-writer protagonist, Belacqua (Beckett 1992, 136).. From the outset, however, Beckett

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‘As If the Sex Mattered’gender, and in particular the question of the value assigned to the feminine, remained at most peripheral in early studies of Beckett. Indeed, with a few notable exceptions, including Kristeva’s short essay in . (1977), it is only since the early 1990s, with the publication of a collection of essays