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	Marxism And Literary Theory by Anand Prakash
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The Marxist view of literature, which found expression through the works of Christopher Caudwell and other writers of his group, seems to have been consciously ignored or brushed aside as being merely enthusiastic and of no consequence by a majority of the critics and scholars. Concealed behind this apathy and indifference is an ideological hostilly towards Marxism which became very fierce after the Second World War. This study aims at examining the specific theoretical contribution to the evolution of a radical literary perspective made by the Marxist cirtics in England from Christopher Caudwell to Arnold Kettle. ISBN: 81-7188-067-3

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