Raymond Williams showed us what Marxist cultural ... in and enthusiasm for unorthodox versions of Marxism in Marxism and ...

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Raymond Williams . Raymond Williams was born on 31 August 1921 in Pandy, near Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, the only child of Henry Joseph Williams, a railway signalman, and his wif ...

Tenses of the Imagination: Raymond Williams on Science Fiction ... Similarly, Putropia typically justifies contempt for the masses by siding with a smug, literary minority who believe they are ...

In your case, the dishonest methods flow from your efforts to pose publicly as a Marxist, while having rejected—and not all that unconsciously—the theoretical and political foundations of Marxism.

This book is no longer available to purchase from Cambridge Core Marxism as an intellectual movement has been one of the most important and fertile contributions to twentieth-century thought. No ...

This course is capped at 2 groups. This course will try to develop an analysis of what we might call ‘moral socialism’ by engaging with authors who have developed the links between the thought of Kant ...

Here, we've collected Paul D'Amato's biweekly columns on "The Meaning of Marxism" that look at the basic ideas and theories of the Marxist tradition and how to apply them in today's world.

With the outbreak of World War II in September 1939 following the signing of the Stalin-Hitler pact a section of the US Socialist Workers Party led by Max Shachtman and New York University ...

Kaussen shows how their Indigenist writings make explicit the connection between literature, Marxism, and the so-called folk, advocating for the embrace of Haiti’s African cultural origins, as ...

Today I want to talk about the literary canon, the texts that have ... I’m also going to talk about the writing of John A. Williams. I’m going to guess that most of you don’t know who ...

I am only half surprised at the reaction Norbert Spehner had towards my article, which covered four major currents of French-Canadian literature of the imagination between 1839 and 1974. In fact, ...