Raymond Williams' prolific output is increasingly recognized as the
most influential body of work on literary and cultural studies in
the past fifty years. This book provides the most comprehensive
study to date of the theoretical and historical context of
Williams' thinking on literature, politics and culture.
John Higgins traces Williams' intellectual trajectory from its
beginnings in the literary criticism of the 1950s, across the
development of a New Left cultural politics, to its culmination in
the theory and practice of cultural materialism. Higgins vigorously
challenges many of the received ideas concerning Williams' work. In
so doing he offers a significant challenge and correction to many
of the current representations of Williams' thought, and a powerful
argument for renewed engagement with it.
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