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Chapter Four The Unreality of the Real.

Chapter four of the book "Pirandellism and Samuel Beckett's Plays," by Godwin Okebaram Uwah is presented. It explores the real and unreal objectivity in the drama of the two playwrights. It highlights their characterizations of Pirandello's "chaos" and Beckett's "mess". It suggests that their dramat...

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Published in:Pirandellism & Samuel Beckett's Plays pp. 66 - 86
Main Author: Uwah, Godwin Okebaram
Format: Book Chapter
Published: Digitalia Publishing Corp. 1989
Subjects:
Pirandellism & Samuel Beckett's Plays (Book)
Uwah, Godwin Okebaram
Liturgy & drama
Dramatic structure
Dramatists
Modernism (Literary period)
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Summary:Chapter four of the book "Pirandellism and Samuel Beckett's Plays," by Godwin Okebaram Uwah is presented. It explores the real and unreal objectivity in the drama of the two playwrights. It highlights their characterizations of Pirandello's "chaos" and Beckett's "mess". It suggests that their dramaturgy creates an idea where the real appears unreal and where the meaning become elusive.