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Raymond Williams : literature, Marxism and cultural materialism
The guiding principle of this study is that Williams's engagement with English studies cannot be understood in terms purely internal to the discipline of English. As well as writing against the official culture of liberal and conservative literary studies, Williams also wrote in opposition to what h...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2017
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