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INTRODUCTION Pinter’s first phase of writing is categorized into the Theatre of the Absurd which reflects the individuals’ concerns in the mundane world. The Absurd dramatists attempt to show the vivid reflection of the modern man and his bewilderment in their dramatic oeuvres by applying some specific elements. One of the fundamental themes of such drama is isolation. Absurdists mostly put their accusing finger on this weakness of man to prove his fragility of being alone. However, Absurd…

CHAPTER 1 : INTRODUCTION Samuel Barclay Beckett (1906-1989) was an Irish avantgarde writer, playwright and poet, composition in English and French whose works offer a discouraging attitude toward human society. Beckett is viewed as one of the last pioneers; as incitement to a lot of people later creators, he is now and then considered one of the first postmodernists. He is likewise viewed as one of the key writer in what Martin Esslin called "Theater of the Absurd." As such, he is generally…

Samuel Beckett’s two-act tragicomedy Waiting for Godot depicts the endless wait of two homeless men, for a man named Godot. Their endless cycle of waiting and thus suffering continues and repeats itself until it is stopped by someone who instead of waiting for false hope, chooses to find this hope on their own terms. A key piece of the play that reflects this idea is the song that Vladimir sings in the beginning of the second act. A song about a dog that stole a piece of bread and thus beaten…

Primacy meets the conventions set up by Martin Esslin about the theater of the absurd. The repetitive and meaningless dialogue, confusing situations along with unrealistic plots each of these present in the play represent the makeup that consist inside the absurd theater. There are also other multiple ways that make up this play as absurd. One aspect of the absurd is that the plays are only limited in their setting along with what they do, and so is Primacy, “All the plays are restricted in…

The Lucky Life On the path to pursuing dreams, people can overcome the difficulties and improve themselves contently with their efforts and support from other people; moreover, there is another interesting thing that can play an important role in their lives, perhaps it can help people avoid troubles and change their life. That is luck. The book, The Pact, which is a true story, based on the journey of becoming doctors of three people; George Jenkins, Sampson Davis and Rameck Hunt are…

Lucky Miles Lucky Miles is a 2007 Australian drama feature film based on several true stories involving people entering Australia illegally along the continent's coastline. It portrays the environment and landscape, the people and accurate stereotypes about Australians. A desperate group of refugees are dumped on the West coast Australian by smugglers. It sounds like the perfect story of misery, instead Lucky Miles is a tragic comedy. The audience at the 2016 Film Festival would have a ball…

Many of Lucky Air’s strategies for the Chinese market could apply in New Zealand. If Lucky Air were to expand into New Zealand, the company’s strategy of scheduling point-to-point flights, utilizing a single model aircraft, and immersing themselves in the e-commerce sector would be successful. On the other hand, their strategy of abandoning their call centers, focusing on tourism, and utilizing secondary cities are aspects which would not thrive in New Zealand and are things Lucky Air may want…

Traditions are the customs or beliefs that are kept throughout many generations. They are worshipped by many, but are also scorned when the customs don’t align to a person 's view. In the novel Lucky Child, Loung and Chou are caught in between a war and are then placed into two different worlds. The clash between the two different environments create conflict for Chou, Loung and their eldest brother Meng’s education. The customs of one 's culture can prevent a person from being able to receive a…

Buergenthal’s memoir A Lucky Child expresses the startling truths of life as a Jewish child in the time of World War II. Throughout his story, five year old Thomas and his parents, Mundek and Gerda Buergenthal, travel to many different places in Europe, but there are only a few that hold significance. Their little Jewish family moves from Czechoslovakia to Katowice, Poland early in the book. It is here that a palm reader tells Gerda that her son is “ein Glückskind” or “a lucky child”. The Jewish…

thing that tends to come to mind are the powerful and notorious mobsters of the 1920’s. Who held the title to be the most notorious and powerful of all mobsters during that time period is highly debatable to some, but clear to others that Charles “lucky” Luciano's early life of mugging, shoplifting, and extortion had prepared him for his long life of criminal activity that was in store for him. From grade school fights to ordering hits on the most deadliest men of the century to earn a bigger…