Murphy

Style and Technique

The novel «Murphy» by Samuel Beckett is characterized by a complex and multilayered style that combines elements of modernism and absurdism. The language of the work is rich with philosophical reflections, ironic remarks, and paradoxes. Beckett employs numerous literary techniques, such as stream of consciousness, internal monologue, and wordplay. The structure of the novel is fragmented, reflecting the inner world of the protagonist, his desire for isolation, and search for meaning in a chaotic world. The author masterfully conveys the absurdity of human existence through nonlinear narrative and profound metaphors.