SAMUEL BECKETT: The Unnameable (Extract)
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Samuel Beckett - Waiting for Godotby BarryJBelmont55,240 views- 48:23
Beginning To End - Samuel Beckettby bensisko164,978 views
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Alan Rickman in "Play" by Samuel Beckett (part 1)by MadyRickman27,323 views
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Samuel Beckett - Text for Nothing #8 (1958) - Part 1by AsuraKatz1,364 views
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Act Without Words IIby mranenome44,056 views
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SAMUEL BECKETT: Malone Dies (Extract)by terencenunn353,754 views
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SAMUEL BECKETT: Wattby terencenunn3553,851 views
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Alan Rickman: Beckett Interviewsby gacktandhydefan10119,045 views
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Krapp's Last Tape with Patrick Magee (Part 4)by scottl822,786 views
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What Where (1/2)by mranenome18,293 views
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"The Hollow Men" by T.S. Eliot (poetry reading)by SpokenVerse94,246 views
Amazing. A sublime (if rather terrifying) corrective to Descartes. This cogito business isn't all it's cracked up to be. "Get out as quickly as you can/And don't have any kids yourself." And, in the meantime, and aporpos of nothing in paritcular, go vegan! Eating the corpses and secretions of tortured animals is odious.
credoinnulla 6 months ago
An amazing novel. I don't pretend to understand it entirely but I was staggered by the style of the writing. I'd rank it amongst the greatest books I've ever read. Beckett was a genius.
madahad9 1 year ago 2
Beautiful
becketted 1 year ago
My God when he said ' that's enough!' I was thinking the same thing because of the repitition of some words - I was thinking it was too much and to hear him say' that's enough ' was like a sledghammer of perception to almost predict what would be felt by the spectator, the receiver. Disturbing. fascinating and to feel the progression of his intensity of though through words is spellbinding. I learned about this man today on a tvo show dec 20th about his play waiting for Godot.
whiteliketar 2 years ago
Profound
ravneetkler 2 years ago
Great to see you back uploading terencenunn35 another powerful piece: keep them coming!
cultictwalette 3 years ago