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새한영어영문학회 새한영어영문학 새한영어영문학 제43권 제1호
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2001.6
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141 - 159 (19page)

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Samuel Beckett's later plays tend to become more minimal in terms of stage and language. This feature is most clearly embodied in Not Ⅰ, a unique narrative made up with an extreme form of monologue. In this fragmentary, torrent-like monologue, audience observe Mouth repeatedly refuse to acknowledge that the life and events described are not her own. As for this, the audience are inevitably driven into a confusion, which as the play proceeds puts them into the same situation they are confronted with: grabbing at straws and fragments and straining to hear in order to piece the play together and hit on it in the end.
This theme of self-refusal takes on a weird form of self-isolation and object-transformation, and it is to this degree that Not Ⅰ not only provides the audience with shocking theater experience but incites them to share a peculiar experience different from the commonplace audience's identification with the protagonist.
Driven by a sudden urge to tell, Mouth tells a story, but as a perfect story is impossible she can not escape the vicious cycle of inventing a story and denying it on and on. In that this chain must repeat forever, it accords with the play's structure whose story begins again after the curtain falls. In this respect Not Ⅰ is of all Beckett's later plays the most significant work reflecting his life-long agony between the obligation to express and nothing to express as a writer.

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