Question

Williams
was
a
Marxist
humanist
in
the
sense
that
he
believed
in
man's
ability
to
change
his
living
circumstances.
Williams
was
concerned
with
human
agency
and
the
role
of
the
active
topic
in
history
at
a
moment
when
post-structuralists
preferred
to
talk
in
terms
of
'
de-centering
'
man.
He
saw
them
as
co-workers,
unlike
many
of
his
contemporaries
for
whom
meanings
and
values
were
impossible.
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Answer 1

William was a Marxist humanist in the sense that he believed in man's ability to change his living circumstances.Eillam was concerned with human agency and the role of the active topic in the history at a moment when post structuralist preferred to talk in the terms of decentering man. He saw them as co workers, unlike many of his contemporaries for whom meanings and valued where impossible.

Answer 2

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