Aspettando Godot, monologo di Lucky: analisi e significato
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Analisi in inglese del monologo di Lucky di "Aspettando Godot" (Waiting for Godot) di Samuel Beckett (1 pagine formato doc)
ASPETTANDO GODOT MONOLOGO DI LUCKY
Waiting for Godot di Samuel Beckett.
Lucky’s Monologue. Themes:-absence of god:
outside time, without etension, love us with some exception(god’s arbitrary love), athambia(imperturbability), aphasia(inability to speak and communicate-aphasia referred to god is an oximor because god represents the verb), apathia(indifference, inability to suffer): In lucky’s speech god emerges as indifferent, silent, cold, detached, insensible, deaf. God is personal(physical,individual,like a person). He has a white beard. Beckett contests the omnipotence(time will tell, posterity will judge what god has done) of god and the sense of divine absolute justice
-denigration of the progress of science:
acacacademy and anthropopopometry-measure men(absurdity), ridiculing the world of science with the association of onomatopoeic words referring to defecation
-diminution of men:
in spite of the progress it is established that men waste and pine
-world as chaos and confusion
he defines the earth as great cold and dark, he defines the four elements:earth,air,fire,water
-lack of communication
-there are no more values in the modern world
-conception of life:
life is purposeless, life is a boring routine.
Waiting for Godot di Samuel Beckett: analisi, tematiche e caratteristiche
ASPETTANDO GODOT SIGNIFICATO
References:
-miranda, she is the main character of the tempest by Shakespeare
-polonio’s monologue referred to the list of sports
-labours lost love’s labour lost by Shakespeare
-skull amlet,Conrad and Golding
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