BECKETT, TECHNOLOGY AND THE BODY

'By masterfully combining close readings of the works with relevant philosophical concepts, Maude has provided a compelling analysis of the topic and has challenged the reader to reconsider, from a different perspective, the relevance of bodily functions and of se nsory impressions in Beckett. The book's strong merit, however, is to offer new compelling perspectives on the bodily nature of Beck ett's work and its emphasis on the incarnate nature of subjectivity. It is a welcome contribution to Beckettian criticism and prov ides fert...[Read more]