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Review: Culture and Society 1780-1950User Review - Irene - GoodreadsI would say that Williams' strength was hindsight with respect to the Industrial Revolution and how the idea of culture developed during that time, but his weakness was foresight. I was on board until ... Read full review Review: Culture and Society 1780-1950User Review - Dustin Hanvey - GoodreadsVery useful study of the ways in which the term "culture" has come to be defined the past two centuries. Covers authors from Bentham, Mill, Coleridge, and Arnold to Lawrence, Orwell, Marx, and TS ... Read full review Related books
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