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Article: Hegemony and Power: On the Relation Between Gramsci and Machiavelli.
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- American Political Science Review
- Article date:
- December 1, 1994
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Gramsci is almost the only communist leader to survive with honor in the "post" fields of so many recent currents of leftist thought. He has, in fact, not only survived but flourished, through the widespread dissemination of key concepts like hegemony and organic intellectual. Fontana notes early in his introductory chapter the multiple appearances Gramsci continues to make, depending on the interpreter: "the Crocean or Hegelian Gramsci, the Leninist Gramsci, the Jacobin Gramsci, the democratic-spontaneist Gramsci, the voluntarist Gramsci, and so on ad nauseam". The ad nauseam is rather too much like an expression of Crocean intellectual distacco for a book that otherwise ...
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...Antonio Gramsci The Italian Communist leader Antonio Gramsci (1891-1937) was a highly original Marxist who, working ... controversial conception of hegemony in Marxist theory. Antonio Gramsci was born in Ales in Sardinia on January 22, 1891. As ...
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