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This is an eloquent and accessible introduction to one of the

most important writers of the twentieth century. This book provides

biographical and contextual information, but more fundamentally, it

also considers how we might think about an enduringly difficult and

experimental novelist and playwright who often challenges the very

concepts of meaning and interpretation. It deals with his life,

intellectual and cultural background, plays, prose, and critical

response and relates Beckett's work and vision to the culture and

context from which he wrote. McDonald provides a sustained analysis

of the major plays, including Waiting for Godot, Endgame, and Happy

Days and his major prose works including Murphy, Watt and his

famous 'trilogy' of novels (Molloy, Malone Dies, The Unnamable).

This introduction concludes by mapping the huge terrain of

criticism Beckett's work has prompted, and it explains the turn in

recent years to understanding Beckett within his historical

context.

Acknowledgements page

Note on editions

Introduction

Chapter 1 Beckett's life

Chapter 2 Cultural and intellectual contexts

Chapter 3 Plays

　Waiting for Godot

　Endgame

　Radio plays: All That Fall and Embers

　Krapp's Last Tape

　Happy Days

Chapter 4 Prose works

　More Pricks than Kicks

　Murphy

　Watt

　The Trilogy: Molloy, Malone Dies, The Unnamable

　How It Is

Chapter 5 Beckett criticism

　Notes

　Guide to further reading

　Index

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This is an eloquent and accessible introduction to one of the most important writers of the twentieth century. This book provides biographical and contextual information, but more fundamentally, it also considers how we might think about an enduringly difficult and experimental novelist and playwright who often challenges the very concepts of meaning and interpretation. It deals with his life, intellectual and cultural background, plays, prose, and critical response and relates Beckett's work and vision to the culture and context from which he wrote. McDonald provides a sustained analysis of the major plays, including Waiting for Godot, Endgame, and Happy Days and his major prose works including Murphy, Watt and his famous 'trilogy' of novels (Molloy, Malone Dies, The Unnamable). This introduction concludes by mapping the huge terrain of criticism Beckett's work has prompted, and it explains the turn in recent years to understanding Beckett within his historical context.