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Arrange the following works of Raymond Williams in the correct chronological order of their publication.

A) Keywords
B) Culture and Society
C) The Long Revolution
D) The Country and the City
E) Modern Tragedy

Choose the correct answer from the options given below.

Options

A

A, C, B, E, D

B

B, C, E, D, A

C

C, B, D, A, E

D

E, A, D, B, C

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Correct Answer :

Option B

B, C, E, D, A

Solution :

The correct option is B, C, E, D, A.

To arrange the works of Raymond Williams in the correct chronological order, we look at their individual publication years:
1. B) Culture and Society - Published in 1958. This pioneering work established Williams as a key figure in New Left politics and the history of culture.
2. C) The Long Revolution - Published in 1961. This book continues the analysis started in Culture and Society, focusing on the democratic, industrial, and cultural revolutions.
3. E) Modern Tragedy - Published in 1966. This work examines the concept of tragedy in modern literature, history, and politics.
4. D) The Country and the City - Published in 1973. This is an analysis of the changing images of the countryside and the city in English literature since the sixteenth century.
5. A) Keywords - Published in 1976. Subtitled A Vocabulary of Culture and Society, this dictionary-style work explores the history of influential terms in cultural analysis.

Therefore, the correct chronological order is B (1958) ⇒ C (1961) ⇒ E (1966) ⇒ D (1973) ⇒ A (1976), which corresponds to the sequence B, C, E, D, A.

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