5pm on Tuesdays in Trinity Term, 2014. University of Oxford
The University of Oxford has announced the speakers for this year’s Samuel Beckett Debts and Legacies series:
Samuel Beckett: Debts and Legacies 2014
University of Oxford
5.30pm on Tuesdays in Trinity Term, 2014.
New Seminar Room, St John’s College, Oxford.
Attendance is free and open to all.
29 April — Dr Erik Tonning
(University of Bergen, Norway)
“‘Friendship of this world is fornication against Thee.’ Rereading Beckett on Saint Augustine.”
6 May — Dr David Tucker
(University of Chester)
“‘That first last look in the shadows’: Beckett’s Legacies for Harold Pinter.”
Thursday 15 May — Dr David Cunningham
(University of Westminster)
“What is Quad about? Beckett and the Literal.”
20 May — Dr Adam Winstanley
(University of York and Queen Mary, University of London)
“‘I feel / I feel it’s coming’: Beckett, Dostoevsky and Epilepsy.”
27 May — Dr Jonathan Lahey Dronsfield
(University of Reading)
“Wandering the archive of wandering.”
3 June — Dr Conor Carville
(University of Reading)
“Beckett, ‘Formes’ and Fascism.”
10 June — Dr Rhys Tranter
(Cardiff University)
”Late Stage: Trauma and Subjectivity in Samuel Beckett’s Not I”
17 June — Half-Day Postgraduate Symposium, followed by: Dr Matthew Feldman (University of Teeside) “Beckett’s ‘late style’ and the influence of radio adaptations.”
You can find out more by visiting the official Debts and Legaces website. [Read More]
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