Poll - 'Waiting for godot' a significant Philosophical Work?

[Rev. Rye]

I'm not sure I agree at all with your opening statement, I personally think it is deliberately a philosophical work, so does Professor Knowlson, Beckett's Friend and official Biographer, he said 'It asks all the big philosophical questions - about life and death and the uncertain purpose of what goes on in between - but in a way that isn't limited to a particular place or era.'

MM

Really, I think there's a difference between something asking questions about life and something making the viewers ask questions about life.

By the same logic you use, A Serbian Film would be a film about the history of Post-Cold-War Serbia, and not just a snuff film that uses its horrors as a metaphor for life in Serbia after the Cold War.