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Raymond Williams, EP Thompson and Stuart Hall and Cultural Studies Day 3 Concerns about meanings of culture in post-war Britain Thompson believed in a radical and influential way that culture involved a whole way of life and thus was not

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Raymond Williams, EP Thompson and Stuart Hall and Cultural Studies Day 3<br>
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Concerns about meanings of culture in post-war Britain Thompson believed in a radical and influential way that
“culture involved a whole way of life and thus was not the privilege of any particular class or intellectual elite”
Williams on his part argued that in the modern world
“culture would be so complex that no individual could ever grasp it in its entirety... Culture would therefore always be fragmented, partly unknown and partly unrealized.”<br>
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Britain in the 1950s these standpoints challenged: - homogeneity of national culture - determined by elite - The working -class workers of the late 50s were derided in many quarters as ‘kitchen sink’ authors, their subject matter deemed a lapse of taste, a degeneration from some ideal of literary production. Against this view was Williams and Thompson’s argument that “culture is multi-faceted and includes the products of different class, ethnic and generational groups.”<br>