Socialist Science Fiction(s)
a blind catch in the sun – poetry in all
The Gad About Town | All posts copyright 2012–2024 by Mark Aldrich
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The latest issue of Key Words: A Journal of Cultural Materialism , edited by Daniel Hartley, is titled ‘Raymond Williams and World Literature’. We’re delighted to be able to share with you an extract from Daniel’s 6000-word introduction to the special issue which also includes essays by Sandeep Banerjee, Rena Jackson, Maria Elisa Cevasco, Virginia L. Conn, and Shintaro Kono. Many thanks to Elinor Taylor for overseeing the production of the issue. It will be posted out to members in the new year. To receive
On the blog this month we have an interview with Raymond Williams, conducted by Italian academic Paola Splendore in the late 1970s in Cambridge and published in Ombre Rosse (in Italian) and Anglistica (in English). Williams had visited Naples in 1972, following the translation of Culture and Society (in 1968) and on the invitation of Fernando Ferrara and Lidia Curti. Richard Hoggart and Stuart Hall had spoken at the Istituto Universitario Orientale in Naples and recommended Williams to Ferrara and Curti (se
Originally published in The English Magazine in the spring of 1979 and titled ‘Making it Active’, we are delighted to be able to make available this difficult to find interview with Raymond Williams, thanks to the generosity of interviewer Ken Worpole. It’s the first of four interviews to be published as monthly blogs as the society concludes the centenary celebrations ahead of Williams’s birthday in August.
Socialist Science Fiction(s)
a blind catch in the sun – poetry in all
The Gad About Town | All posts copyright 2012–2024 by Mark Aldrich
Open.Research.Westminster – Open Research Westminster