The subject n the end, reduced to nothing more than text itself

 vBeckett, Derrida and Deleuze evoke elements of traditional narrative and of the self in order ultimately to problematize any beliefs we might have about narrative and about the writing/written subject. From their work, we learn that the self is capable of producing text, but it is in turn subject to being produced by text, even, in the end, reduced to nothing more than text itself