Beckett, Lacan and the Voice.

Llewellyn Brown is professeur agrégé and teaches French literature at the Lycée international de Saint-Germain-en-Laye. He has published Figures du mensonge littéraire: études sur l’écriture au XXe siècle (2005), L’Esthétique du pli dans l’œuvre de Henri Michaux (2007), Beckett, les fictions brèves: voir et dire (2008), Savoir de l’amour (2012). He directs the ‘Samuel Beckett’ series for publisher Lettres modernes Minard (Paris).

"In Beckett, Lacan and the Voice, Llewellyn Brown delves deeper, in a rigorous and convincing manner, into his study of the voice, by means of which Beckett points out the inadequacy of the signifier/signified couple, in order to account for the subject's articulation with language."-Sibylle Guipaud, Savoirs et clinique, no. 23, 2017

"In Beckett, Lacan and the Voice, Llewellyn Brown delves deeper, in a rigorous and convincing manner, into his study of the voice, by means of which Beckett points out the inadequacy of the signifier/signified couple, in order to account for the subject’s articulation with language."—Sibylle Guipaud, Savoirs et clinique, no. 23, 2017