Stirrings Still
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Soubresauts (Stirrings Still) est la dernière œuvre en prose de Samuel Beckett, publiée en langue anglaise en 1988 et en français en 1989, Beckett ayant lui-même assuré la traduction. La nouvelle fut intégralement publiée dans le quotidien britannique The Guardian, en date du 3 mars 1989. Le style de ce court texte (près de deux-mille mots) est extrêmement dépouillé, les articles se limitant au strict minimum et toute forme de ponctuation autre que le point ou le point d'interrogation ayant disparu.
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Stirrings Still is the final prose piece by Samuel Beckett, written 1986–89 to give his American publisher, Barney Rosset, something to publish. First published in a signed limited edition, it was later republished in the posthumous edition As The Story Was Told (1990). The piece was published in its entirety in The Guardian on 3 March 1989. This edition also included a review of the limited edition by Frank Kermode, and a piece on the history of the work's publication by John Calder.
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Soubresauts (Stirrings Still) est la dernière œuvre en prose de Samuel Beckett, publiée en langue anglaise en 1988 et en français en 1989, Beckett ayant lui-même assuré la traduction. La nouvelle fut intégralement publiée dans le quotidien britannique The Guardian, en date du 3 mars 1989. Le style de ce court texte (près de deux-mille mots) est extrêmement dépouillé, les articles se limitant au strict minimum et toute forme de ponctuation autre que le point ou le point d'interrogation ayant disparu.
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Stirrings Still is the final prose piece by Samuel Beckett, written 1986–89 to give his American publisher, Barney Rosset, something to publish. First published in a signed limited edition, it was later republished in the posthumous edition As The Story Was Told (1990). The piece was published in its entirety in The Guardian on 3 March 1989. This edition also included a review of the limited edition by Frank Kermode, and a piece on the history of the work's publication by John Calder. In 2004, members of Binghamton University's English Department founded a scholarly journal called , which was named after Beckett's piece.
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