John Pilling and Mary Bryden (eds.). The Ideal Core of the Onion
Abstract
The ideal Core of the Onion: Reading Beckett Archives. Edited by John Pilling and Mary Bryden. Reading: Beckett International Foundation, 1992. "The heart of the cauliflower or the ideal core of the onion would represent a more appropiate tribute to the labours of poetical excavation than the crown of bay". Esta cita es de Proust and Three Dialogues with Georges Duthuli, de Samuel Beckett, el enorme escritor-poeta, dramaturgo, prosista, crutico, son todos titulos que indudablemente no Ie alcanzan- que se constituye como tema del libro que comentamos.
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