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Köp båda 2 för 846 kr"Whose history is it, then? That's the question driving Raphael Samuel's provocative investigation of the historically steeped nature of British culture today ... A joy to read."--Roy Porter, "New Statesman and Society" "A brilliant and compelling historical vision."--Jonathan Clark, "The Times" "An alluring, hugely energetic writer ... Samuel is invaluable."--Fiona MacCarthy, "Observer" "Offers a generous and hopeful understanding of the past and how it affects our society."--Candia McWilliam, "Guardian" "Challenging, perceptive and gloriously eclectic."--David Robinson, "The Scotsman" "Magnificent."--David Edgar, "Independent on Sunday" "A showcase for Samuel's quite astonishing historical and cultural range."--Stefan Collini, "Times Literary Supplement"
Raphael Samuel (1934-1996) was a tutor in History at Ruskin College, Oxford, and a founding editor of "History Workshop Journal." His works include "Theatres of Memory" and "Island Stories," also from Verso. For more information about his work, see The Raphael Samuel History Centre and Archive online.