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        Verder: Beckett en de 21e eeuw

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        Kosters, Onno (editor)
        Engelberts, Matthijs (editor)
        Language
        Dutch; Flemish
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        Abstract
        Literature (Belles lettres) and rhetoric; Culture and institutions; Dutch literature; Dutch and Flemish literature; Stage presentations
         
        Samuel Beckett (1906-1989), dichter, toneelschrijver en romancier, behaalde wereldfaam met het toneelstuk Wachten op Godot', dat in 1953 in première ging. In 1969 ontving hij de Nobelprijs voor de literatuur. Meer dan honderd jaar na zijn geboorte en bijna dertig jaar na die Nobelprijs wordt zijn werk echter naar verhouding weinig meer gelezen of uitgevoerd. Dat lijkt in tegenspraak met de vele schrijvers, kunstenaars en filmers die zeggen geïnspireerd te zijn door Becketts werk. Zijn radicale modernisering van de literatuur en het toneel leek lang 'tijdloos' te zijn; is zijn werk nu toch gedateerd, of laat het nog altijd zijn sporen na? In Verder: Beckett en de 21e eeuw buigen dichters, schrijvers, filmcritici, theatermakers, filosofen en wetenschappers zich over deze kwestie. Verder: Beckett en de 21e eeuw is een speciale uitgave van Het Beckett Blad in samenwerking met Amsterdam University Press. Meer over Beckett vindt u op de site van de Samuel Beckett Stichting "http://www.samuelbeckett.nl/">Saumuelbeckett.nl.
         
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        http://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/35262
        Keywords
        nederlandse en vlaamse literatuur; culture and instituten; literature (belles lettres) and rhetoric; literatuur en rhetorica; dutch literature; culture and institutions; dutch and flemish literature; nederlandse letterkunde; theater; stage presentations
        DOI
        10.5117/9789089640666
        ISBN
        9789089640666
        OCN
        666900614
        Publisher
        Amsterdam University Press
        Publisher website
        https://www.aup.nl/
        Publication date and place
        2008
        Classification
        Theatre studies
        Biography, Literature and Literary studies
        Literature: history and criticism
        Society and culture: general
        Pages
        112
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        • This project received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 683680, 810640, 871069 and 964352.

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