North Carolina Studies in the Romance Languages and Literatures

Addenda aesthetic allusions artist Beckett's fiction Beckettian becomes beginning Belacqua Cartesian Celia characters Clov Cogito consciousness critics Dante death Descartes Descartes's dialogue Didi duality Dublin Echo's Bones Eh Joe emblems Endgame Enueg existence experience final Finnegans Wake French Geulincx Godot Gogo Grove Press Hamm Harvey hero Hesla Hugh Kenner human humor Joyce Kram Krapp Krapp's Last Tape language light and darkness literary literature Malebranche Malone Malone Dies Manichaean Manichaeism Martin Esslin meaning metaphor mind and body Molloy Molloy's Moran movement Murphy Murphy's narrative narrator never nothingness novel paradox philosophical phrase play poem poet poetry possible present Pricks than Kicks problem Proust question reader reality reference rhetoric Ruby Cohn Samuel Beckett seems sense silence soliloquy speak stage statement story suggests symbol tell themes tion traditional truth universe Unnamable voice Waiting for Godot Watt Whoroscope words writing