Beckett Studies
“ Unfathomable mind, now beacon, now sea.”
Misc. Resources
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LECTURE NOTES/ Classroom Docs |
The Samuel Beckett Society (link) |
School of Life: Beckett |
Lecture Slides from a previous program |
Samuel Beckett Resources (a messy clearing house of links) |
Beckett on Film: Waiting for Godot |
Beginning with Beckett |
Beckett Digital Manuscript Project
https://www.beckettarchive.org |
Beckett on Film: Happy Days |
Beckett-Murphy, Watt, Philosophy
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Marjorie Perloff – In Love with Hiding – Beckett’s war |
Beckett on Film: Play |
Molloy Part 2 – Silly Map
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Per Nykrog, Ruins of the Past-Reading Beckett Intertextually
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Beckett Documentary: As the Story Was Told |
Beckett, Late Work and Plays (snippets) |
Samuel Beckett, En Attendant Godot (full text in French) |
Beckett: The 70’s Detective Show |
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Shira Wolosky, The Negative Way Negated-Beckett’s Texts for Nothing
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Lisa Dwan on performing Beckett |
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Beckett on Film: A Piece of Monologue |
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Beckett’s “Eh, Joe” w/ Liam Neeson |
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Beckett on Film: Ohio Impromptu |
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Pitch n Putt with Joyce and Beckett |
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Alan Rickman discussing performing Beckett |
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Excerpt from John Hurt’s performance of Krapp’s Last Tape |
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1987 film clip of Beckett talking about the television adaptation of What Where |
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Andy Wimbush on Beckett and Quietism |
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Lecture: Derek Attridge “Beckett’s Singularity |
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Rick Cluchy on Godot and the San Quentin Prison Drama Workshop |
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Cooldrinagh, Foxrock, where Beckett was born, grew up
Cooldrinagh |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grJC1yu4KRw
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Play: Nacht un Träume (Night and Dreams)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uj-CZw8PMFY
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What Where (TV version of Play + documentary)
What Where |
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Bill Irwin Irish Rep:
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MISC (from prior courses)
Unnamable Reading notes for Week 9
Unnamable Reading Notes for Week 8
Beckett Excerpts – Late Work and Short Plays
…. Lecture — Later work and aesthetics
Notes : Freud, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer
Beckett, Detective