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title: The rhetoric of silence as a key concept to Beckett's works interpretation
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Year: 2017
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modernism
postmodernism
the theatre of the absurd

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description: This work is dedicated to the analysis of the problematic classification of S. Beckett's works and study of silence as a key tool to understanding the author's style. As the material of the study some of the author's plays belonging to different periods of his working career were taken, including Waiting for Godot (1953). Analysis of the use of silence and its functions allows us to determine author's intentions more accurately, interpreting images in his dramatic works in a more correct and adequate way. In such a way, this study is relevant for modern literature and its critics as scholars still cannot reach an agreement on Beckett's attribution to a concrete literary movement. In addition, silence as a mean of creating artistic expressiveness is of a great interest for the study, still remaining not fully explored in the frameworks of literature and drama. The aim of the work is to examine the main contradictions that the scientists encounter while analyzing the author's plays and trying to reconcile disputes by studying the functions of silence as an emotionally expressive device in such plays by Samuel Beckett as in Waiting for Godot (1953), Endgame ( 1957), Happy Days (1961) and Not I (1972). In this paper, such methods as theoretical literature referation, interpreting and literary methods. The analysis performed pushes us to the conclusion that Beckett's works (his dramatic ones in particular) forms a complex and dynamic system that goes beyond the generally recognized classification. However, this study confirms that from an ideological point of view, attribution to a specific literary movement does not contribute to a clearer understanding of the deeply philosophical content of the works used for analysis. The practical significance of this study lies in the possibility of its further use for a more thorough study of silence and its functions in the work of S. Beckett or any other author.