Hybridité de la forme et hybridation de la figure dans The Letters of Samuel Beckett

Beckett’s correspondance reveals the almost symptomatic necessity to recount, and the feeling of being a ‘man without qualities’. The porous bondary between the epistolary and the diaristic genre reinforces the movement of unspecifying the epistolary text. The plural perspective of the authorial voice suggests the progressive effacing of a dichotomy between egology and otherness of the relationship to oneself, and leads to a redefining of the epistolary style.