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"It's stories still": la reflexividad en las narraciones de Samuel Beckett
- Autores: José Angel García Landa
- Localización: Revista alicantina de estudios ingleses, ISSN 0214-4808, Nº. 5, 1992 , págs. 57-81
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Resumen
- This paper explores the use of
reflexive and metafictional narrative structures in The Unnamable and
other texts by Samuel Beckett. Reflexivity is shown to be the structural
basis at all textual levels, from the articulation of character and
plot development, through the use of narrative voice and modality, to
the implied authorial level and the aesthetic stance of the text.
Narratology and deconstruction are used as analytical tools to explore
the peculiar semiotic productivity of the Beckettian text and draw the
aesthetic and philosophical implications of Beckett's use of narrative
form.
- This paper explores the use of
reflexive and metafictional narrative structures in The Unnamable and
other texts by Samuel Beckett. Reflexivity is shown to be the structural
basis at all textual levels, from the articulation of character and
plot development, through the use of narrative voice and modality, to
the implied authorial level and the aesthetic stance of the text.
Narratology and deconstruction are used as analytical tools to explore
the peculiar semiotic productivity of the Beckettian text and draw the
aesthetic and philosophical implications of Beckett's use of narrative
form.
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