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To begin to test the kinds of interaction between literature, philosophy and history with regard to Beckett's Trilogy, it might be useful to juxtapose three texts: a work of literature (Samuel Beckett's Molloy), a work of philosophy attempting to describe the 'history of the present' (Michel Foucaults's Discipline and Punish) and an historical documentary film (Marcel Ophuls's The Sorrow and the Pity). Read the first page
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