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tion. He got an officer position in the Guards Armoured Division. He wrote In Politics and Letters (1979), 'I don't think the intricate chaos of that Normandy fighting has ever been recorded'.

 

Williams got his M.A. from Trinity College in 1946 and then served as a lecturer in adult education faculty at the University of Oxford for the following 14 years. When Korean War started in 1951; he was recalled as a reservist to the fight but he refused to go, and continued his career as a lecturer.

 

Written some of his most important books, Williams was again invited to Cambridge as a Professor of Drama in 1961 and also worked as a book reviewer for the Manchester Guardian for some following years. Retired from Cambridge in 1983, he spent his last years in a village where Loyalties (1985) and called People of the Black Mountains (1989) were written. He published five novels and was working on a multivolume work of historical fiction when he died unexpectedly in 1988. Merryn Williams, poet and author, deposited a collection of his father’s papers at Swansea University in 2007.

 

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Williams was not a real “critic” of mass media but a producer himself. Preface to Film (1954) appeared because Williams and the other author were disappointed not being able to make a film. He also has some practical suggestions about how the media could be organized. He believes that big corporations should not own newspapers or other broadcasting media and the media should be organized independently.

 

Culture and Society (1958) was the first and immediate success of Williams which was followed by The Long Revolution (1961). He became a popular author among the New Left and also a well known book reviewer for the Manchester Guardian newspaper. In 1961, Williams was invited to Cambridge again and served as a Professor of Drama for some years over there.

 

Williams was a regular book reviewer for the Manchester Guardian, in most of his working life. Only after writing The Country and the City (1973), he had some television programs based on that book. Williams also taught at Cambridge University for some years, but he was a professional writer for more than forty years.

 

Television: Technology and Cultural Form (1974) was created when he served as a visiting Professor of Political Science at Stanford University, a committed socialist interested to know about the relationship between literature, language and society. Williams' most useful theoretical contributions can be devastation of technological determinism. Williams stated in Television-Technology and Cultural Form (1974) that understanding about the strategies in society and developing the aspect of democratic potential in mass media. He argued that the mass media is weak and it’s impossible本论文由英语论文网提供整理，提供论文代写，英语论文代写，代写论文，代写英语论文，代写留学生论文，代写英文论文，留学生论文代写相关核心关键词搜索。