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The Centenary Symposia: Raymond Williams in an Age of Globalization

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The Centenary Symposia: Raymond Williams in an Age of Globalization

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The Centenary Symposia

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Manifesto! Project

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Hay Festival 2021: Who Speaks For Wales? Raymond Williams at 100

Michael Sheen, Professor Daniel G. Williams and Leanne Wood.

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WHO SPEAKS FOR WALES? NATION, CULTURE, IDENTITY

View the book on the University of Wales Press website.

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Richard Burton Centre

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Professor Gauri Viswanathan on Raymond Williams

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CENTRE FOR RESEARCH INTO THE ENGLISH LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE OF WALES

Acknowledged as the international leader in this field of literary and cultural study, CREW has developed an extensive programme of teaching and research. Scholarly work ranges across a wide number of disciplines, including cultural history, visual culture, transatlantic connections, postcolonial studies, critical theory, and medieval studies.

Visit the CREW page on the Swansea University website.

 

Disclaimer

Every effort has been made to contact copyright holders of material reproduced on this website. We would be pleased to rectify any omissions should they be drawn to our attention. If you have any concerns or queries about the material reproduced on this website please contact Professor Daniel G. Williams [Daniel.G.Williams@abertawe.ac.uk] and
archives@swansea.ac.uk.

 

Planet

Raymond Williams was a Patron and contributor to Planet: the Welsh Internationalist magazine, and influenced its ethos from the start.
Visit the digest page of features by and about Raymond Williams in the magazine and on the Planet website.

SYMPOSIA RECORDINGS

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Image Sources: Top Images (Left-Right)

  • Lütfi Özkök. Portrait of Raymond Wiliams by Lütfi Özkök, reproduced courtesy of the family of Raymond Williams and kind permission of the family of Lütfi Özkök. Source - Richard Burton Archives, Swansea University.
  • Portrait of Raymond Williams at Saffron Walden by Gwydion Madawc Williams. Image is in the public domain. Source - 'Raymond Williams' on Wikipedia [online].
  • Centre for Research into the English Literature and Language of Wales (CREW) logo.

Image Sources: Bottom Images (Left-Right)

  • Open University. By kind permission of the family of Raymond Williams. Source - Richard Burton Archives, Swansea University.
  • Ian Coates. By kind permission of the family of Raymond Williams. Source - Richard Burton Archives, Swansea University. Copyright - Ian Coates.
  • Cover of the May Day Manifesto 1968, Verso Books.