Cambridge University Press: “In this interview with Emilie Morin, author of Beckett’s Political Imagination, we discuss what prompted Emilie to write a book on Beckett’s politics, and why Beckett traditionally is not considered to be a political playwright. Emilie also explains how Beckett’s political outlook is reflected in his writing, and she tells us what has surprised her the most when researching for this new book.”
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Pop Beckett: Calling for Submissions
A new edited volume of essays from Ibidem Press, to be published Spring 2019: The first objective will hopefully demonstrate that Beckett was embedded within popular cultural forms of his day – particular in the early stages of his career – be it in the form of film, advertising or song, and that these cultural units are refracted through the works themselves.
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Samuel Beckett and Technology
The conference will explore the manifold intersections of technology with Beckett’s oeuvre throughout the years, and will consider their future trajectories. This includes the development of modern technologies in the fields of communication, broadcasting, medicine, and transportation in the beginning of the 20th century and their influence on Beckett’s early writing; his employment of new media such as film, radio, and television; and contemporary uses of digital, medical, and other technologies in new approaches to staging, performing, and interpreting Beckett’s work in various genres and fields.
Read MoreNew Issue of the Journal of Beckett Studies
We are pleased to announce that the new issue of the Journal of Beckett Studies (26.1) has now been published. The issue contains a special dossier entitled ‘Post-Archival Beckett: Genre, Process, Value’, guest edited by Paul Sheehan. We attach a Table of Contents for your information.
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La Violence dans l’œuvre de Samuel Beckett : entre langage et corps
A publication announcement from Llewellyn Brown
Read MoreSamuel Beckett and Cinema
A new study explores the playwright’s enduring relationship with the moving image
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The Beckett Circle: Autumn 2016 Issue Now Online
Edited by Feargal Whelan and Rhys Tranter
Read MoreDear Mr. Beckett: Letters From The Publisher
A new book of correspondence, interviews, and photographs documenting Beckett’s relationship with American publisher Barney Rosset
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Anthony Roche reviews Beckett Letters (IV)
Cambridge University Press’ fourth and final volume of Beckett’s Letters reviewed in the Dublin Review of Books
Read MoreFlaubert, Beckett, NDiaye: The Aesthetics, Emotions and Politics of Failure
A forthcoming collection edited by Andrew Asibong and Aude Campmas
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