The definition of ludicrous according to Eugene Ionesco is "that which devoid purpose. Man lost when he cut off from his transcendental, philosophical, and theological origins; all activities become ludicrous, meaningless, pointless. Every time defines the term ridiculous by referring same concept absurd, representation absurd infers a paradox. "absurd" doesn't have clear definition. Therefore,...

This article circles around the phenomenon of absurdity and absurd which appears to be greatly elaborated by Albert Camus Theatre Absurd. The reflects mainly upon Becket's dramatic monologue "Not I", might characterized as a sort missing link between two forms absurd. style puts emphasis on inner experience extrapolated means author. In this sense, feeling despair existential crisis, typical fo...

This article argues that cringe humour in British television had begun at least by the early 1960s and derived from a theatre history which conventions of Naturalism were modified emergent writers working with European avant-garde motifs. The makes case analysing importance to BBC sitcom Steptoe Son, tracing its form themes back ‘comedy menace’ ‘Theatre Absurd’ emblematised work playwright Haro...

The goal of this research is to look into the effects language used in study silences and inexpressibility theatre absurd plays especially oeuvre Samuel Beckett. Consideration will be given various aspects qualities kind drama, including things like silence, pause, repetitions, lack a narrative or plot, recognisable definable decor, unorthodox nature dialogue, focus on global universal issues r...