Endgame : an author socio-psychological setting projection

Abstract EN

The study examines the socio-psychological events on Beckett’s life as they were reflected on his play Endgame (1957) and the possibility of reconstructing a new social order in fiction and real life.

Endgame addresses the roots of the of meaninglessness or purposelessness of life.

The study argued whether or not his play major characters were addressing apocalyptic events, series psychological struggle in the authors real life.

It traced the similarities and connections between the authors ideology in real life and his play.

The paper followed a qualitative descriptive research method.

It confirmed that: self is heavily projected and revealed in a very philosophical and ideological manner.

Likewise, experience is expressed in a far more profound and fundamental nature than a mere biography.

“Suffering of being” is mirrored and reflected.