This collection features influential writings on Samuel Beckett from the 1950s to the 1990s, showcasing diverse literary-theoretical approaches. It includes a thorough review of Beckett criticism and presents fifteen critical extracts, each contextualized by the editors' headnotes. The volume offers fresh insights and innovative analyses, reflecting contemporary critical theories and their impact on understanding Beckett's extensive body of work.
Simple Habits for Complex Times teaches leaders three transformational practices that will enable them to thrive in the face of increasingly complex challenges with uncertain outcomes. By learning to take multiple perspectives, ask different questions, and see the system in which they must work, leaders can elevate their performance. This book shows them how.
Margaret Storm Jameson, a prolific novelist and political activist, is celebrated for her impactful writing and dedication to social justice. During her lifetime, she gained international acclaim and played a crucial role as President of PEN, advocating for freedom of expression. Her commitment to humanitarian efforts included rescuing refugees from Nazi Europe and British internment camps, highlighting her resilience and compassion in the face of adversity.
A summary and critical commentary of the themes and features of the play. Designed to meet the requirements of the major examining boards. Includes revision questions