Discussion
‘Residual Culture’ is a term given by:
Answer: A
The key is Raymond Williams. In Marxism and Literature (1977) Williams describes dominant, residual and emergent elements of a culture, where the residual is formed in the past but is still active in the present. Stuart Hall, Richard Hoggart and Peter Burke are cultural studies writers but the triad of dominant, residual and emergent is from Williams. Williams set out dominant, residual and emergent cultures in Marxism and Literature, and he used the word residual for meanings and practices that were formed in the past and are still active in the cultural process. Hoggart wrote The Uses of Literacy, and Hall and Burke are cultural historians.
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