Titlebook: Raymond Williams: Politics, Education, Letters; W. John Morgan (Senior Lecturer in Politics and Ed Book 1993 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisio

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Cultural Materialism: A Summary of Principles,a sizeable number of those active in the humanities. This development would be encouraging, were it not for some rather liberal, if not downright fraudulent, appropriations of the label. While Williams would have been the first to welcome a proliferation of materialisms — late in life he wrote, for

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Language, Nature and the Politics of Materialism: Raymond Williams and D. H. Lawrence,79 . interviews, ., as a kind of of master-narrative with which to decode certain developments in Williams’s own work, then a fairly clear movement in his attitude to Lawrence would seem to present itself. In response to the suggestion that he had changed his mind ‘very drastically’ about Lawrence,

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Present Consciousness of a , Kind: Structure of Feeling and Higher Education Drama,the personal. Dominant cultural and social analysis has operated in an ‘habitual past tense’ so that ‘relationships, institutions and formations in which we are still actively involved are converted ... into formed wholes rather than forming and formative processes’ (Williams, 1977: 128).

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Reaching for Control: Raymond Williams on Mass Communication and Popular Culture,usive and slippery, dispersed as they are across a wide range of theoretical, historical, critical and polemical writing from the 1950s until his death in 1988. What is the meaning of this couplet — ‘mass communication’/‘popular culture’ — in Williams’s very complex and politically engaged discourse

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,‘Not going back, but ... exile ending’: Raymond Williams’s Fictional Wales,Williams was eager to tell us, that the published work is only a small part of his fictional output. In 1978, when three novels had appeared, he stressed that he had ‘given relatively far more time, in comparison with what became visible and valued, to fiction than to any other form of writing’. Wil

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Teacher, Critic, Explorer,liams’s generation, was its elitism and its dissolution of politics, this was not all -pervasive and what many found attractive was its powerful emphasis on a radical transformation in education. As L. C. Knights put it:

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Reaching for Control: Raymond Williams on Mass Communication and Popular Culture,produced by ‘the people’ from below and the culture imposed upon them from above. Yet nothing in Williams’s discourse could ever be read as so simple, categorical, or fixed. Minimally, there is an interaction and, maximally, a crucial site of contestation.

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