The question of language has been discussed in various philosophical literary and theoretical works of the twentieth century. However in many cases while language has remained the object of discussion an understanding of the experience of language from within has not been deepened. This book seeks to pay attention to the experience of language and rethinks its importance in twentieth century thought and literature. It describes how Beckett Blanchot and Heidegger experience the force of language. The study focuses on how each in a different way sought to show the force of language as the movement of vacillation as a metaphorical form of expression. For instance in Becketts work Ill Seen Ill Said we find the movement of the veil which at once conceals and reveals its own dissimulation in Blanchots work Awaiting Oblivion which depicts the relation between the bodies of two nameless characters he and she who spend the whole night together in a room having a conversation we see the space of conversation and in Heideggers work A Dialogue on Language dialogue is experienced as the balance the space of measuring the hidden weight of language.