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CULTURE AND SOCIETY

Raymond Williams

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IntroductionPart 1: A Nineteenth-Century Tradition I. Contrastsi. Edmund Burke and William Cobbettii. Robert Southey and Robert Owen2. The Romantic Artist3. Mill on Bentham and Coleridge4. Thomas Carlyle5. The Industrial Novels: Mary Barton and North and South, Mrs Gaskell Hard Times, Dickens Sybil, Disraeli Alton Locke, Kingsley Felix Holt, George Eliot6. J. H. Newman and Matthew Arnold7. Art and SocietyPart II: Interregnum i. W. H. Mallockii. The ' New Aesthetics'iii. George Gissingiv. Shaw and Fabianismv. Critics of the Statevi. T. E. HulmePart III: Twentieth-Century Opinions 1. D. H. Lawrence2. R. H. Tawney3. T. S. Eliot4. Two Literary Criticsi. I. A. Richardsii. F. R. Leavis5. Marxism and Culture6. George Orwell

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IntroductionPart 1: A Nineteenth-Century Tradition I. Contrastsi. Edmund Burke and William Cobbettii. Robert Southey and Robert Owen2. The Romantic Artist3. Mill on Bentham and Coleridge4. Thomas Carlyle5. The Industrial Novels: Mary Barton and North and South, Mrs Gaskell Hard Times, Dickens Sybil, Disraeli Alton Locke, Kingsley Felix Holt, George Eliot6. J. H. Newman and Matthew Arnold7. Art and SocietyPart II: Interregnum i. W. H. Mallockii. The ' New Aesthetics'iii. George Gissingiv. Shaw and Fabianismv. Critics of the Statevi. T. E. HulmePart III: Twentieth-Century Opinions 1. D. H. Lawrence2. R. H. Tawney3. T. S. Eliot4. Two Literary Criticsi. I. A. Richardsii. F. R. Leavis5. Marxism and Culture6. George Orwell

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IntroductionPart 1: A Nineteenth-Century Tradition I. Contrastsi. Edmund Burke and William Cobbettii. Robert Southey and Robert Owen2. The Romantic Artist3. Mill on Bentham and Coleridge4. Thomas Carlyle5. The Industrial Novels: Mary Barton and North and South, Mrs Gaskell Hard Times, Dickens Sybil, Disraeli Alton Locke, Kingsley Felix Holt, George Eliot6. J. H. Newman and Matthew Arnold7. Art and SocietyPart II: Interregnum i. W. H. Mallockii. The ' New Aesthetics'iii. George Gissingiv. Shaw and Fabianismv. Critics of the Statevi. T. E. HulmePart III: Twentieth-Century Opinions 1. D. H. Lawrence2. R. H. Tawney3. T. S. Eliot4. Two Literary Criticsi. I. A. Richardsii. F. R. Leavis5. Marxism and Culture6. George Orwell

Key concepts: George (robot), Mill, Romance, Interregnum, Romanticism, Art history, Art, Philosophy

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