Abstract
Michael Lowy and Robert Sayre, The Romantic Current in British Social Sciences, E. P. Thompson and Raymond Williams ; There exists in contemporary British social sciences a significant Romantic current, continuing the rich 19th century tradition of criticism against utilitarianism and the modern capitalist society (Carlyle, Ruskin, William Morris). This leftist or revolutionary version of romanticism is particularly well represented in social history and in cultural studies, and E. P. Thompson and Raymond Williams are its best known and most important representatives.
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