Beckett and Nothing

Beckett and NothingThe volume explores the paradoxes at the core of Becketts poetics through the notion of nothing, analysed in its many incarnations in Becketts prose works, plays, TV plays and adaptations.

The essays in this collection explore the intersection between literary and material forms of writing in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century England by linking formalist analysis with the insights of book history

documentaries and shorts with significant diasporic content

Invoking ‘transversality’ as an overarching theoretical framework and a methodological structure

Explores the relationship between the environment

the inverse of this cannot be true

further afield

philanthropic

prejudice and class inequality in the pursuit of socio-economic and political advancement

Vocal expressions in the borderland between song and speech in some Asian

Leading scholars in the field offer a critical assessment of Schlingensief’s hybrid practice

during that brief but dangerous period of nuclear history

public health and epidemiology