Titlebook: Beckett and Authority; The Uses of Cliché Elizabeth Barry Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2006 arg

Deceit

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,Beyond Cliché: Authority, Agency and the Fall of Rhetoric,or compel one—whether it be to wait, to speak, to go on or any other equally purposeless activity—is a constant preoccupation of Beckett’s characters, as well as an imaginative challenge to Beckett himself.

軍火

,Cliché, Autobiography and Epitaph, an authoritative perspective on one’s life or another’s, and allow a coherent causal narrative to be plotted of this life. Secondly, and relatedly, it assumes that experience is cumulative, that—as the Enlightenment promised—we inevitably progress, personally and culturally, towards some putative point of perfect knowledge and wisdom.

Absenteeism

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ambivalence

Parley

Monica Samantha Quercioli,Paola Amaldiarrating subject. How much of this memory, this chapter asks, can be seen to be the subject’s ‘own’, and that authority is this ambiguous material given in their negotiation of themselves and the world?

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,Cliché and Memory,arrating subject. How much of this memory, this chapter asks, can be seen to be the subject’s ‘own’, and that authority is this ambiguous material given in their negotiation of themselves and the world?

DEBT

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Monica Samantha Quercioli,Paola Amaldinted by the problem of stupidity’.. The best writers are not ., stupid, but fascinated by the problem of ., as Deleuze puts it in the original French. ., often translated as stupidity as it is here by Patton, is not quite simply this, however. It is stupidity that has an element of complacency. It i