Zero's Neighbour : Sam Beckett, Paperback by Cixous, Helene; Milesi,
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Zero's Neighbour : Sam Beckett, Paperback by Cixous, Helene; Milesi, Laurent (TRN), ISBN 0745644163, ISBN-13 9780745644165, Brand New, Free shipping in the US
`A fascinating meditation by one wordsmith on another: Cixous's text reflects not only on Beckett and her relations to his work but also on the very nature of translation itself.' Christina Howells, University of Oxford
"Precious little," quotes Cixous from Beckett, finding the precise intersection between her own expansive, luscious prose and Beckett's stark and hilarious minimalism, Zero's Neighbour is a fascinating and fantastic confrontation between two very different, equally admirable, proponents of the art of living one's writing out of the certainty of nothing.' Geoffrey Bennington, Emory University
`This book promises to become as influential in Beckett studies as its author's writing on Joyce proved to be for Joyce studies. A work of poetry as much as of criticism by one great writer on another, this text will be of interest to anyone concerned with questioning the literary experience.' Mairead Hanrahan, University College London
`A fascinating meditation by one wordsmith on another: Cixous's text reflects not only on Beckett and her relations to his work but also on the very nature of translation itself.' Christina Howells, University of Oxford
"Precious little," quotes Cixous from Beckett, finding the precise intersection between her own expansive, luscious prose and Beckett's stark and hilarious minimalism, Zero's Neighbour is a fascinating and fantastic confrontation between two very different, equally admirable, proponents of the art of living one's writing out of the certainty of nothing.' Geoffrey Bennington, Emory University
`This book promises to become as influential in Beckett studies as its author's writing on Joyce proved to be for Joyce studies. A work of poetry as much as of criticism by one great writer on another, this text will be of interest to anyone concerned with questioning the literary experience.' Mairead Hanrahan, University College London
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