Summary Insufferable: Beckett, Gender and Sexuality rethinks the role of gender politics in
the oeuvre, demonstrates Beckett's historical importance in the development of the'antisocial …

In 1958, the archbishop of Dublin protested against the inclusion of a new play by Seán
O'Casey and a dramatic adaptation of James Joyce's novel Ulysses in that year's Dublin …

Beckett studies has changed, and changed utterly, in the last twenty years, extending its
preoccupation with humanist philosophies to an engagement with history and politics. In the …

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