Samuel Beckett. Uot. (Watt)

"Watt" by Samuel Beckett is a classic of the world literature of the twentieth century. In this work, as well as in his other novels and plays, through philosophers disguised as fools Beckett acts out a treatise on language, the science-focused European conscience, religion, pain, and despair of an individual destined to live in the twentieth century. Despite the depth of the topics and issues raised in the novel, "Watt" is probably the most accessible, cutest, and most absurd piece by the great Irish winner of the Nobel Prize for literature."
The book is published in cooperation with the King George Foundation within The Library of Babel Project.
Translated from English by Volodymyr Dibrova
In Ukrainian.
Type of the edition: hard cover

Format: 144x215 mm
Number of pages: 295
Publisher: A-BA-BA-HA-LA-MA-HA, Kyiv
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- DODATKY

- Volodymyr Dibrova. Vid perekladacha