ANDRÉ GIDE AMONG THE PARISIAN GHOSTS IN THE "ANGLO-IRISH" "MURPHY"

ANDRÉ GIDE AMONG THE PARISIAN GHOSTS IN THE "ANGLO-IRISH" "MURPHY"

In concert with the recent transnational turn in modernist studies, this essay surveys the Parisian intellectual and literary trends echoed in Beckett's "Anglo-Irish" fiction of the thirties. Probed in particular are the extensive role André Gide played in shaping Beckett's views...

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British & Irish literature
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French literature
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