Beckett and Media

Balazs Rapcsak is a doctoral candidate in Anglophone Literary and Cultural Studies at the University of BaselMark Nixon is Associate Professor in Modern Literature at the University of ReadingPhilipp Schweighauser is Professor of North American and General Literature at the University of Basel

• Introduction – Balazs Rapcsak and Mark NixonPart I Literature and theatre1 In search of times gone by: Stimuli, signals and wireless telegraphy in Beckett's novel WattWolf Kittler2 Beckett's exhausted media Armin Schäfer3 Micro-drama / techno-trauma: Between theatre as cultural form and true media theatreWolfgang Ernst4 Electrifying theatre: Beckett ’ s media mysticism in and beyond Rough for Theatre IIBalazs Rapcsak5 Beckett, the proscenium, mediaMartin HarriesPart II Screens and airwaves6 Beckett ’ s intermedial bodies: Remediating theatre through radio Pim Verhulst7 Angles of immunity: Beckett's Film Philipp Schweighauser8 Beckett's affective telepoeticsUlrika Maude9 Understanding QuadJulian Murphet10 Black screens: Beckett and television technologiesJonathan BignellPart III Digital Beckett11 Directing Play in digital cultureNicholas Johnson12 Editing Beckett in digital media: Towards a digital Complete Works EditionDirk Van HulleIndex