Between Two Worlds: Essays - Hardcover

Richard Hoggart

 
9781854107824: Between Two Worlds: Essays

Synopsis

Presents 20 previously published essays by, and one interview with, British literary critic Hoggart. The material appeared in various journals and books over the past 20 years and is organized in regards to topicality. The essays reflect Hoggart's concerns with literature, socialist politics, and his family relationship. Reflecting on British society, there are essays on the works of D.H. Lawrence, the politics of universities, the relationship of writers to the state, and his close relationships over the years. The interview elicits connections between Hoggart's public concerns. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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About the Author

Richard Hoggart's distinguished career has involved him in many roles. Founder of the Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies at Birmingham University, where he was largely responsible, with Raymond Williams, for legitimising the study of popular culture and what is now known as media studies: Assistant Director General of UNESCO, Warden of Goldsmith's College, London; Member of the Arts Council and of the Pilkington Committee on the Future of Broadcasting and much else. His many books include the seminal The Uses of Literacy, a three-volume autobiography and, most recently. First and Last Things which is reissued in paperback to coincide with the publication of this book.

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