Marxism and Literature¶
Williams, R. (1977). Marxism and Literature. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Cultural Hegemony
- … lives); (d) the soft operation of control — rarely does anyone explicitly command "believe this"; the belief is produced through accumulated immersion; (e) resistance is possible but requires conceptual and institutional alternatives that take generations to build, what Williams (1977) named "counter-hegemony."
This sourceReformulates Gramscian hegemony as a lived process of dominant, residual, and emergent elements; introduces 'counter-hegemony' and 'structures of feeling.'
- … lives); (d) the soft operation of control — rarely does anyone explicitly command "believe this"; the belief is produced through accumulated immersion; (e) resistance is possible but requires conceptual and institutional alternatives that take generations to build, what Williams (1977) named "counter-hegemony."
Domain-specific¶
- Structure of feeling
- An analyst may infer it from the tone, conventions and semantic figures of literature and other cultural forms, while remembering that the works are evidence of social experience, not transparent windows into every member of a generation.
This sourceThe full hosted scan exceeded the web reader's size limit; precise scene-level claims are therefore avoided.
- An analyst may infer it from the tone, conventions and semantic figures of literature and other cultural forms, while remembering that the works are evidence of social experience, not transparent windows into every member of a generation.
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