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Luce, Samuel Beckett and Bergson's Doctrine of Failure\n## Interiors\n# 5 Towards a Creative Involution\n# 6 'What it is to Have Been': Movement, Multiplicity and Representation\n# 7 Beyond the Shadow: Acts of Unceasing Creation\n# 8 A Theatre of Deterritorialization and the Questions We Ask\n## Posteriors\n# 9 Becoming Degree Zero: Authors Vanishing into the Zone of Imperceptibility\n# Index","[{\"question\":\"Who are the primary figures analyzed in S.E. 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