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Watt
Book • 1953
Watt is a novel characterized by its experimental structure, repetitive language, and philosophical themes.
The narrative follows the protagonist, Watt, as he journeys to and resides in the house of Mr. Knott, whose nature and purpose remain enigmatic.
Beckett employs unconventional prose, mathematical digressions, and linguistic games to create a sense of disorientation and absurdity.
The novel delves into questions of perception, knowledge, and the limitations of language to capture reality.
Watt challenges conventional narrative expectations and invites readers to contemplate the nature of existence.
The narrative follows the protagonist, Watt, as he journeys to and resides in the house of Mr. Knott, whose nature and purpose remain enigmatic.
Beckett employs unconventional prose, mathematical digressions, and linguistic games to create a sense of disorientation and absurdity.
The novel delves into questions of perception, knowledge, and the limitations of language to capture reality.
Watt challenges conventional narrative expectations and invites readers to contemplate the nature of existence.
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Nathan mentions remembering reading this and talking about the different types of laughs.
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