'The acute and increasing anxiety of the relation itself': Beckett, the Author-Function, and the Ethics of Enunciation

Smith, Russell

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'The acute and increasing anxiety of the relation itself': Beckett, the Author-Function, and the Ethics of Enunciation

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2007

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Smith, Russell

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Samuel Beckett "All Sturm and no Drang" Beckett and Romanticism Beckett at Reading 2006

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