Table of Contents

VOLUME ONE: OLD RIGHT AND NEW LEFT
James Burnham and the Managerial Revolution - George Orwell
The Three Senses of `Culture′ - T S Eliot
Literature and Society - F R Leavis
Invitations to a Candy-Floss World - Richard Hoggart
The Newer Mass Art
Conclusion from Culture and Society - Raymond Williams
Notes from the Moral Wilderness I - Alasdair MacIntyre
Notes from the Moral Wilderness II - Alasdair MacIntyre
At the Point of Decay - E P Thompson
Luddites? or There Is Only One Culture - F R Leavis
Imperialism - Michael Kidron
Highest Stage But One
Nationalism - Ernest Gellner
Introduction from Sanity, Madness and the Family - R D Laing and A Esterson
A Socio-Linguistic Approach to Social Learning - Basil Bernstein
Women - Juliet Mitchell
The Longest Revolution
Conclusion from The Affluent Worker: Political Attitudes and Behaviour - John H Goldthorpe and David Lockwood
The Rediscovery of the Cash Nexus - J H Westergaard
Reform and Repression - Ralph Miliband
Conclusion from The World Turned Upside Down: Radical Ideas during the English Revolution - Christopher Hill
VOLUME TWO: NEW THEORY
Components of the National Culture - Perry Anderson
The Social Cohesion of Liberal Democracy - Michael Mann
Strategies of Social Closure in Class Formation - Frank Parkin
Rethinking the Theory of Class (I) - Anthony Giddens
Categories for a Materialist Criticism - Terry Eagleton
Realism and the Cinema - Colin McCabe
Notes on Some Brechtian Theses
Discourse and Objects of Discourse - Barry Hindess and Paul Q Hirst
Evolution and Communication - Jack Goody
Sections XV and XVI from The Poverty of Theory or an Orrery of Errors - E P Thompson
`Introduction′ and `Hegemony′ - Raymond Williams
The Forward March of Labour Halted? - Eric Hobsbawm
Contribution to a Political Economy of Mass Communication - Nicholas Garnham
Cultural Studies - Stuart Hall
Two Paradigms
`Introduction′ and `Why Is the Labour Party in a Mess?′ - Gareth Stedman-Jones
History Workshop 1966-80 - Raphael Samuel
Settling Accounts with Subcultures - Angela McRobbie
A Feminist Critique
`What Is Left?′ and `Raymond Williams′ - Roger Scruton
Post-Structuralism and the English Tradition - Anthony Easthope
VOLUME THREE: NEW POLITICS
Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema - Laura Mulvey
This Novel Changes Lives - Rosalind Coward
Are Women′s Novel Feminist Novels?
Introduction-I from Feminine Sexuality: Jacques Lacan and the Ecole Freudienne - Juliet Mitchell
Pandora′s Box - Cora Kaplan
Subjectivity, Class and Sexuality in Socialist Feminist Criticism
The Invisible Fl[ci]aneuse - Janet Wolff
Women and the Literature of Modernity
Feminism, Postmodernism and Style - Toril Moi
Recent Feminist Criticism in the United States
The Concept of Difference - Mich[gr]ele Barrett
Painting, Feminism, History - Griselda Pollock
Generations of Feminism - Lynne Segal
Antifeminism and Sex Reform before the First World War - Sheila Jeffreys
Conclusion - Jeffrey Weeks
Beyond Boundaries of Sexuality
Towards Cultural History - in Theory and Practice - Catherine Belsey
Culture and Textuality - Jonathan Dollimore and Alan Sinfield
Debating Cultural Materialism
The Modern Janus - Tom Nairn
The Whisper Wakes, the Shudder Plays - Paul Gilroy
`Race′, Nation and Ethnic Absolutism
Of Mimicry and Man - Homi K Bhabha
The Ambivalence of Colonial Discourse
DissemiNation - Homi K Bhabha
Time, Narrative and the Margins of the Modern Nation
Culture, Community, Nation - Stuart Hall
Ideology and Utopia in the Formation of an Intelligentsia - Bryan Turner
Reflections on the English Cultural Conduit
VOLUME FOUR: NEW TIMES
Notes on Exterminism, the Last Stage of Civilization - E P Thompson
from Towards 2000 - Raymond Williams
from `Modernity and Revolution′ - Perry Anderson
from ′Postmodernism, Post-Structuralism and Post-Marxism′ - Alex Callinicos
Post-Marxism without Apologies - Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe
The Meaning of New Times - Stuart Hall
Is There a Postmodern Sociology? - Zygmunt Bauman
Useful Culture - Tony Bennett
The Promising Future of Class Analysis - John H Goldthorpe and Gordon Marshall
A Response to Recent Critiques
Feminism, Postmodernism and the `Real Me′ - Angela McRobbie
Living in a Post-Traditional Society - Anthony Giddens
Ways of Looking - Richard Hoggart
Compass Bearings in a Wide-Open Society?
The Politics and Cultures of Discord - Alan Sinfield
Metaculture and Society - Francis Mulhern
Ukania under Blair - Tom Nairn
A Weightless Hegemony - Susan Watkins
New Labour′s Role in the Neo-Liberal Order

About the Author

Andrew Milner is Professor in the Department of Literature and Cultural Studies, Monash University, Australia.