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Samuel Beckett: Critical Essay by Steven Miskinis

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SOURCE: Miskinis, Steven. “Enduring Recurrence: Samuel Beckett's Nihilistic Poetics.” ELH 63, no. 4 (winter 1996): 1047-67.

In the following essay, Miskinis examines Beckett's postmodern nihilism.

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