Moooovement
R.W. Johnson, 8 February 1990
Resources of Hope: Culture, Democracy, Socialism
by Raymond Williams, edited by Robin Gable.
Verso, 334 pp., £29.95, February 1989,0 86091 229 9 Show More
by Raymond Williams, edited by Robin Gable.
Verso, 334 pp., £29.95, February 1989,
The Alien Mind of Raymond Williams
by Jan Gorak.
Missouri, 132 pp., $9.95, December 1988,0 8262 0688 3 Show More
by Jan Gorak.
Missouri, 132 pp., $9.95, December 1988,
Raymond Williams: Writing, Culture, Politics
by Alan O’Connor.
Blackwell, 180 pp., £27.50, June 1989,0 631 16589 4 Show More
by Alan O’Connor.
Blackwell, 180 pp., £27.50, June 1989,
Raymond Williams on Television: Selected Writings
edited by Alan O’Connor.
Routledge, 223 pp., £7.95, April 1989,9780415026277 Show More
edited by Alan O’Connor.
Routledge, 223 pp., £7.95, April 1989,
News from Nowhere: No 6. Raymond Williams: Third Generation
edited by Tony Pinkney.
Oxford English Limited, 108 pp., £3.50, February 1989Show More
edited by Tony Pinkney.
Oxford English Limited, 108 pp., £3.50, February 1989Show More
Raymond Williams: Critical Perspectives
edited by Terry Eagleton.
Polity, 235 pp., £29.50, September 1989,9780745603841 Show More
edited by Terry Eagleton.
Polity, 235 pp., £29.50, September 1989,
“... his wife edited (and which, just as predictably, soon got on the wrong side of Transport House). Jan Gorak, in his excellent little book, notes an obsessive quality in much of Williams’s work: obsession with Orwell, with fighting ‘official culture’, with Ibsen, and, perhaps most of all, with his own immense literary ambition. The great drawback of ... ”
