'The Neatness of Identifications': Transgressing Beckett's Genres in Ireland and Northern Ireland, 2000–2015
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… It may seem, if taken from the standpoint of genre theory rather than Beckett Studies, that
this essay about transference between media is thus mis-titled twice over: it is neither an
issue of genre, nor necessarily ‘transgression’. The suspicion of strict separations has long
been a feature of Beckett Studies as well, of course, and can be traced first to Beckett’s own
caution that opens his essay on Joyce:‘the danger is in the neatness of identifications’(1984b:
19). In the criticism, Gontarski has argued on multiple occasions for reading a ‘generic …
this essay about transference between media is thus mis-titled twice over: it is neither an
issue of genre, nor necessarily ‘transgression’. The suspicion of strict separations has long
been a feature of Beckett Studies as well, of course, and can be traced first to Beckett’s own
caution that opens his essay on Joyce:‘the danger is in the neatness of identifications’(1984b:
19). In the criticism, Gontarski has argued on multiple occasions for reading a ‘generic …
1 See https://www. reading. ac. uk/ftt/research/ftt-staging-beckett. aspx. 2 In his foreword, Murray has referred to Morin 2009, Watt 2009 and Kennedy 2010a. Other notable interventions on the topic include
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