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, by DAL MASO Juan, ROSSO Fernando
In his book, The Gramscian Moment, Peter D. Thomas reassesses the ideas of Antonio Gramsci from the starting point of the polemics against Gramsci found in The Antinomies of Antonio Gramsci by Perry Anderson and Reading Capital by Louis Althusser.
Thomas presents these critiques of Gramsci’s (…)
, by SEN Arup Kumar
The Gramscian Moment: Philosophy, Hegemony and Marxism by Peter D Thomas (Delhi: Aakar Books), 2013; pp xxv + 477, Rs 495.
Antonio Gramsci was one of the great Marxist thinkers of the 20th century. However, his legacy carries multiple meanings. While revisiting his legacy at the beginning of (…)
, by FINGER Anne
When Antonio Gramsci gave his maiden speech in Parliament in May of 1925, many of the other deputies left their seats and thronged around him in order to hear the faint voice coming from his compressed chest.
(In the introduction to one of the editions of Gramsci’s Prison Letters he is (…)
, by BROWN Trent
Antonio Gramsci is an important figure in the history of Marxist theory. While Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels provided a rigorous analysis of capital at the social and economic levels – particularly showing how capital antagonises the working class and gives rise to crisis – Gramsci supplemented (…)
, by FARRIS Sara, VIDET Bertil
Saturday’s Gramsci conference in Amsterdam turned out to be a big success, both in terms of participation and discussions.
With 120 registrations, much more than expected, the organisers were forced to turn away some people who wanted to participate.
On Saturday the International Institute (…)
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