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Raymond Williams, Hardback Book

Raymond Williams Hardback

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Raymond Williams (1921-1988) was one of the most original and influential thinkers of the post-war period.

Many know him for his work on mass culture and his left-wing literary criticism, yet he is also the author of six novels, set in his native Welsh border country.

This area was central to all of Williams' work and it seems liekly that his novels meant more to him than his other writing.

This is the first critical study of the novels: Border Country, Second Generation, The Fight for Manod, The Volunteers, Loyalties and People of the Black Mountains.

In it Tony Pinkney sees the novels as the battleground of political and cultural forces, particularly modernism, realism and postmodernism.

In these books, he contends, Williams found a way to dramatise the pressures which society bears upon us, and the ways in which we might alter that society.

His close reading of the novels is an invaluable guide to them, and to their author.

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