The relentless body. L’impossibile elisione del corpo in Samuel Beckett e la noluntas schopenhaueriana
The overbearing affirmation of the body, with its instincts and impulses, and an effort aimed at suppressing that same push: this powerful dialectic deeply marks Beckett's works, and becomes a crucial reflection of the more general tension between a vain waiting for the end and the need to move...
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