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This work aims to study the representation of human existence in Absurd drama. The dramatists like Beckett, Ionesco, Pinter and Stoppard tried to represent the futility of the human condition in the post-war world. They perceived life to be a cesspool of misery and suffering, as individuals led alienated and isolated existences. The playwrights tried to illustrate the inevitability of death, and the end seemed a welcome thing in the face of a life without meaning.
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Sakti Sekhar Dash
The author is a poet and research scholar. He is currently engaged in the Department of English, Ravenshaw University. His research interests include Classical literature, Modern poetry and Theatre of the Absurd. He has published two collections of poems titled, “Ruins and Recollections” and “Songs of Solitude”. He has also published research works titled, “The Darts of Death: A Study of Plagues, Pestilences and Pandemics in History and Literature”, and “The Divine Verdict: Nature of Justice in Greek Tragic Drama”.
