Murphy

Book Review

«Murphy» by Samuel Beckett is a work often regarded as complex and multilayered. Critics note that the novel explores themes of existential emptiness and absurdity, characteristic of Beckett's work. The main character, Murphy, seeks a state of doing nothing and inner freedom, leading him to conflict with the surrounding world. Beckett's style in this novel is characterized by irony and philosophical depth, making it challenging to perceive, yet incredibly rich in interpretations. Critics also emphasize the influence of philosophy and psychoanalysis on the structure and content of the book, making it an important work in the context of modernist literature.