✍ Scribed by Maria Elisa Cevasco
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Este é um retrato por inteiro da obra e da contribuição teórica de Raymond Williams empreendido com paixão engenho originalidade e pleno domínio dessa "Englishness" da cultura inglesa. A autora tem o crédito de haver inaugurado no país a fortuna de um dos maiores intelectuais do século XX. Trata-se de um pensador extraordinário cuja pujança intelectual se apóia nessa infusão de ingredientes literários com feitiço sociológico ou melhor entre o resgate crítico da atmosfera de esnobismo cultural tantas vezes desentranhado por ele em suas análises e o legado prático pedestre e materialista de sua experiência de vida mas tarde reciclada em adesão apaixonada ao marxismo.
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