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Marxism and Literature

Whether Culture and Society (1958) is better than Marxism and Literature (1977) or whether the reverse is true, I cannot decide; at any rate, Williams has produced another excellent book. When the dust finally settles enough so that one can see clearly who made genuinely emancipatory advances in the field of cultural theory during the last three decades, I am sure Williams will be a prominent figure. How many books from the entire 1950s are even worth reading? And the remarkable thing about Culture and Society is that it is still a usable text. Between Williams' 1958 views and those of 1977 there is a real continuity that I want to elaborate.