Beckett's afterlives

Beckett's afterlivesBecketts afterlives is the first book length study dedicated to posthumous adaptations of Becketts oeuvre. This collection analyses the remarkable diversity of creative engagements across different media and cultural contexts that have ensured the survival and continuing relevance of Becketts work in a constantly changing world.

This collection investigates the methodological problem of how to see

The Inferno

having apparently committed suicide

one secular

and leisure practices

fancasting and cosplay

It also explores ‘affect’ as a research methodology and uncovers the reasons why experience is more aligned with the notion of actuality than other modes of consciousness and thus more likely to be viewed as authentic

close to the Turkish coast

each issue contains a review of recent Baldwin scholarship and an award-winning graduate student essay

and how it affects the rest of the organisation

including the first Reality TV programmes

Why was working-class Lancashire in the nineteenth century apparently first Chartist