Summary Samuel Beckett's Geological Imagination addresses the ubiquity of earthy objects
in Beckett's prose, drama and poetry, exploring how mineral and archaeological objects …

This Element discusses the association between Samuel Beckett, and the Romanian-born
philosopher, EM Cioran. It draws upon the known biographical detail, but, more …

The Wooster Group's 2015 production of Harold Pinter's The Room addresses the play's
neglected post-human elements. By juxtaposing trans-cultural media and simulacra, among …

This article examines modern and contemporary literature at the nexus of ecological
awareness and extinction. It reads works by Samuel Beckett and Antoine Volodine—authors …

The article focuses on the posthuman authorship in the late short stories of Samuel Beckett
in relation to the recent developments in new materialism and material ecology. Beckett's …

What is there to see in invisible artworks, empty books or blank screens? How do formal
absences generate meaning? Constructing an argument by way of montage, the book is an …

This thesis aims at a critical reading of the circular spaces in The Lost Ones and Espiral
Ascendent and the quadratic spaces in Quad I+ II and No quadrado de Joana and how …

This thesis responds to a question Alexander Weheliye poses in Habeas Viscus:'what
different modalities of the human come to light if we do not take the liberal humanist figure of …

The article examines automation and artificial intelligence through the prism of theatrical
extras and supernumeraries. Theatrical extras are primarily valued for their aesthetic …

This article focuses on Samuel Beckett's selected short prose works “The Lost Ones” and
“Ping,” which both present ruinous landscapes that have witnessed an unspeakable …