Beckett, Joyce and Life. "A Painful Case" vs. "One Case In A Thousand"

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Exploring the early works of Samuel Beckett, this seminar paper delves into the interplay between personal identity and literary creation. The author reflects on how Beckett's writing blurs the lines between self and character, suggesting a profound connection between the two. By examining texts such as "Watt" and "Murphy," the paper highlights themes of existentialism and the nature of existence, revealing how Beckett's experiences influenced his narrative style and philosophical outlook.