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Volume 34 (2022): Issue 1 (Apr 2022): Special Issue: « Pénétrer dans l’arène sexuelle » : Sexe et genre dans l’œuvre de Samuel Beckett / “Stepping down into the sexpit”: Sex and Gender in Samuel Beckett’s Work, edited by Pascale Sardin, Stéphanie Ravez, Jean-Michel Gouvard et Matthijs Engelberts

in Samuel Beckett Today / Aujourd'hui
Front matter
Pages: i–iv
Publication Date: 25 Apr 2022
Introduction
« Pénétrer dans l’ arène sexuelle »  – Sexe et genre dans l’ œuvre de Samuel Beckett
Pages: 1–10
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‘… Or That Time She Cried …’
Women’s Labour and Keening in Not I
Pages: 11–23
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“In Control … Under Control”
Not I, Sexual Trauma, and Rape Play
Pages: 24–38
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“Heavens What Are They Up To!”
The Lustful Gaze in Beckett’s Happy Days
Pages: 39–50
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Disaster, Displacement and Domesticity
Winnie’s Survival Strategies in Beckett’s Happy Days
Pages: 51–62
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‘Restriction Gives Freedom’
A Dialogue between Jonathan Heron and Nando Messias
Pages: 79–91
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Celia’s Delighted Hips
A Re-assessment of the Figure of Celia
Pages: 92–105
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Samuel Beckett and the Impasses of Sexuation in How It Is
Pages: 106–118
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Samuel Beckett, les calmes déserts du sexe
Pages: 119–133
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A “healthy honest-to-God out-of-the-door life-loving deflowering”
The (Self-)Censorship of Beckett’s Radio Drama on the BBC Third Programme
Pages: 134–147
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Growing Up Absurd
The Presence of Beckett in American Men’s Magazines
Pages: 148–162
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Self Re-writing and Self Un-writing
Reconsidering Gertrude Stein’s Marginalisation in Discussions of Samuel Beckett’s Autographic Writing
Pages: 163–176
Publication Date: 25 Apr 2022