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non-existence. The intention of this argument is to give rise to more extensive
studies of Beckett’s Sinic world, which can only serve to further enrich
our experience of his work. Moreover, Beckett’s affinity with Chinese and
Japanese culture enables us to place him within a new global context; one that
should inspire future Hisao Kanzes to “try again,” or indeed “fail again,” with
their efforts to produce plays that embrace the stirring Eastern philosophical
dimensions of Beckett’s work.

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