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한국현대영미드라마학회 현대영미드라마 현대영미드라마 제14권 제2호
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2001.10
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145 - 166 (22page)

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Defying the traditional idea .of language and literature, Samuel Beckett as the writer of absurd drama describes man's nothingness in a radically incoherent form. Deriving from his consciousness of the limits of language, Beckett's form and content are not distinguishable from each other. This study examines the meaninglessness of movement and language in Beckett's first radio drama All That Fall that reveals his skepticism about language as a tool of communication. It concerns an old couple, Maddy and Dan Rooney, the woman ill, obese and garrulous, the old man blind, ill and taciturn.
The play divides into three principal sections: the journey to the depot, the wait for the train that arrives after an unexpected delay, and the return. The first two sections concentrate upon the character of Maddy, and the third balances the characters of the failing old couple as they struggle laboriously on the road towards home.
In All That Fall that exists only as language and sound, Beckett uses language to hide the presence of a memory that cannot be spoken but remains in consciousness. While the image of the road is linear, the movement within the extended site Beckett creates is circular. Within that circularity Beckett makes Maddy and Dan Rooney move into an increasingly hostile and isolated world and isolates them on a wind-and rain-swept road on their laborious passage homeward.

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