Beckett's Late StageTrauma, Language, And Subjectivity

Beckett's Late Stage Reexamines The Nobel Laureate's Postwar Prose And Drama In The Light Of Contemporary Trauma TheoryThrough ASeries Of Sustained Closereadings, The Study Demonstrates How The Comings And Goings Of Beckett's Prose Unsettles The Western Philosophical Tradition, It Reveals How Beckett's Live Theatrical Productions Are Haunted By The Rehearsal Of Traumatic Repetition, And Asks What His Ghostly Radio Recordings Might Signal For Twentiethcentury ModernityDrawing From Psychoanalytic And Poststructuralist Traditions, Beckett's Late Stage Explores How The Traumatic Symptom Allows Us To Rethink The Relationship Between Language, Meaning, And Identity After .
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