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Antonio Gramsci: Life of a Revolutionary (Verso Modern Classics) by Giuseppe Fiori, 1996-12-20 Cuadernos De La Carcel (Biblioteca Era) (Spanish Edition) by Antonio Gramsci, 1984-06-30 Selections from Political Writings: 1910-1920 by Antonio Gramsci, 1990-05 Antonio Gramsci (Routledge Revivals): Conservative Schooling for Radical Politics by Harold Entwistle, 2009-11-11 Selections from Political Writings: 1921-1926 by Antonio Gramsci, 1990-05 The Modern Prince and Other Writings by Antonio Gramsci, 2007-07-01 Gramsci and Education by Carmel Borg, Joseph A. Buttigieg, et all 2003-02 Gramsci and Educational Thought (Educational Philosophy and Theory Special Issues) Unravelling Gramsci: Hegemony and Passive Revolution in the Global Economy by Adam Morton, 2007-02-20 Gramsci's Politics by Anne Showstack Sassoon, 1988-02 Gramsci's Marxism by Carl Boggs, 1976 The Southern Question by Antonio Gramsci, 1995-01-01 Antonio Gramsci and the Origins of Italian Communism by J.M. Cammett, 1969-06 Gramsci, Freire and Adult Education: Possibilities for Transformative Action (Global Perspectives on Adult Education and Training) by Peter Mayo, 1999-10

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21. Gramsci Links Archive | Antonio Gramsci
    An archive of internet resources, writings, articles, information on the life work of antonio gramsci (18911937), an Italian Political Theorist  
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22. Gramsci, Antonio --  Britannica Student Encyclopaedia
    gramsci, antonio (18911937), Italian politician and intellectual, founder of Italian Communist Party, born in Ales, Sardinia; brilliant scholastic career  
    http://student.britannica.com/ebi/article-9311485

23. Antonio Gramsci By Lloyd Spencer
    antonio gramsci was born in Arles, Sardinia into the impoverished household of a disgraced petty official. Permanently crippled from his fourth year,  
    http://www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/depart/Media/staff/ls/Modules/Theory/Gramsci.htm
    
    Extractions: Antonio Gramsci was born in Arles, Sardinia into the impoverished household of a disgraced petty official. Permanently crippled from his fourth year, he became a dwarf hunchback and was subject to periodical attacks of illness throughout his life. He won a scholarship that enabled him to study philology in Turin, the 'red centre' of Italy. He joined the Socialist Party (PSI) in 1913, and became involved in the militant workers' movement. In 1919 he and Palmiro Togliatti founded the L'Ordine Nuovo , a socialist weekly newspaper. In 1921 Gramsci participated in the foundation of the Italian Communist Party (PCI). From 1923, and under the shadow of the victory of fascism, Gramsci served for three years as its leader. Despite the immunity he should have gained by being a Member of Parliament, Gramsci was arrested in 1926 by the fascist government and sentenced to twenty-years' imprisonment. He spent the last ten years of his life in prison, under Mussolini's personal supervision. He suffered a number of unpleasant and incapacitating diseases but succeeded filled up thirty-two notebooks (over 2,350 printed pages) which come to be regarded as an unfinished classic of Marxist thought.

24. Gramsci, Antonio. The American Heritage® Dictionary Of The English Language: Fo
    gramsci, antonio. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language Fourth Edition. 2000.  
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25. BeHeard.com - Search Results For Gramsci, Antonio.
    gramsci PrePrison Writings (Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought), gramsci, antonio and Richard Bellamy, Raymond Geuss, Quentin Skinner,  
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26. Template
    antonio gramsci, Italian philosopher, journalist and socialist politician, lived at the beginning of this century in Mussolini’s Fascist Italy.  
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    Extractions: Antonio Gramsci on Culture Raquel de Almeida Moraes UnB - University of Brasilia Translation : Newton Ramos-de-Oliveira Antonio Gramsci, Italian philosopher, journalist and socialist politician, lived at the beginning of this century in Mussolini’s Fascist Italy. His work, partly developed in the long imprisonment imposed on him by Mussolini, constitutes a political theory that is considered as one of the great contemporary philosophical contributions to the critic and the social fight for the transformation of the capitalist society. Holding these general ideas in mind, we will develop, in the following section, a brief synthesis of the concepts involved in this thesis: a)civil society b)hegemony; c)State. And, inside this conception, the strategy to overcome the bourgeois hegemony, includes these other concepts: a) hegemony crisis; b)war of position; c) the intellectuals' role. With this, we intended to contribute with theoretical subsidies to the debate on the problem of the hegemony in the bourgeois societies in this global phase of the Capital. Key-concepts: A) Civil Society B)Hegemony : from the Marxist thesis that the class is the dominant material force in society and at the same time its dominant intellectual force, Gramsci added to the Marxist philosophy the concept of

27. Hegemony
    According to Perry Anderson s The Antinomies of antonio gramsci, hegemony acquired a .. Selections from the Prison Notebooks of antonio gramsci.  
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    Extractions: Hegemony in Antonio Gramsci Hegemony "Hegemony" was most likely derived from the Greek egemonia , whose root is egemon , meaning "leader, ruler, often in the sense of a state other than his own" (Williams, Keywords 144). Since the 19th century "hegemony" commonly has been used to indicate "political predominance, usually of one state over another" (Williams, Keywords 144). According to Perry Anderson's "The Antinomies of Antonio Gramsci," "hegemony" acquired a specifically Marxist character in its use (as " gegemoniya ") by Russian Social-Democrats, from the late 1890s through the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 (15). This sense of hegemony, as articulated by Lenin, referred to the leadership exercised by the proletariat over the other exploited classes:" As the only consistently revolutionary class of contemporary society, [the proletariat] must be the leader in the struggle of the whole people for a fully democratic revolution, in the struggle of all the working and exploited people against the oppressors and exploiters" (qtd. in Anderson 17).

28. Gransci, Antonio - AnthroBase - Dictionary Of Anthropology: A Searchable Databas
    To browse texts on AnthroBase dealing with antonio gramsci, see http//www.anthrobase.com/Browse/Cit/G/antonio_gramsci.htm.  
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29. : : : : : Antonio Gramsci : : : : :
    Translate this page gramsci nació en Cerdeña en el seno de una familia muy humilde. Inició sus estudios superiores en la Universidad de Turín en 1911, pero la abandonó en 1914  
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30. Project MUSE
    No selfrespecting piece of work on antonio gramsci can fail to mention his The subtitle to Renate Holub s book, antonio gramsci Beyond Marxism and  
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31. Vanessa Raney: "Gramsci Outside Of Marx?: Defining Culture In Gramscian Terms"
    Abstract This paper suggests that antonio gramsci, while Marxian in approach, antonio gramsci is considered to be an important figure in the field of  
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    Extractions: http:www.alcorngallery.com Abstract: This paper suggests that Antonio Gramsci, while Marxian in approach, had a different grasp of culture when compared to Marx. In focusing on The Prison Notebooks I hope to show how Gramsci approaches culture from many applicable but different contexts. I deliberately veer away from issues of hegemony in an attempt to offer a more general definition of culture that is more in line with Gramsci and Marx. Finally, I look to specific Gramscian scholars to understand how Gramsci has been approached in the scholarship. Key words: Gramsci, Marx, Culture, Althusser, Prison Notebooks , Ideological state apparatus, Mass consumption, Labor, Education, Bourgeoisie, Proletariat, Organic intellectual, Traditional intellectual Introduction 1. Antonio Gramsci is considered to be an important figure in the field of cultural studies. He takes the ideology of Marx and applies its practice to his native Italy. However, as Stuart Hall explains, "Gramsci was never a 'Marxist' in either a doctrinal, orthodox or 'religious' sense" (412). While Gramsci, as Hall points out, uses Marxian concepts of base/superstructure, these are really in the background of Gramsci's concerns, although certainly relevant.

32. Gramsci, Antonio - Biographical Entry - Reason In Revolt
    gramsci, antonio Biographical entry - Reason in Revolt, The Reason in Revolt project brings together primary source documents of Australian radicalism as  
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    Extractions: Skip to content Biographical entry Biographical entry A B C D ... Y The Italian Communist leader Antonio Gramsci was both a political activist and theorist. During his imprisonment by the fascist regime in Italy from 1926 until his death 1937, he wrote his posthumously published Prison Notebooks . Working from Leninist principles, he developed the conception of hegemony in Marxist theory, in order to explains how a dominant class rules. Gramsci emphasised a less dogmatic variety of Marxism than the contemporary Stalinist orthodoxy, and his thinking has subsequently had considerable impact around the globe, including in Australia. Connell, R. W

33. AN INTRODUCTION TO GRAMSCI
    Italian Communist Party (PCI) and, with gramsci and several others, among the most capable leaders of that embattled Party. antonio enrolled in the Faculty  
    http://www.hewett.norfolk.sch.uk/curric/soc/Gramsci/gramsci.htm

34. Niels Helsloot, Gramsci
    Niels Helsloot on antonio gramsci. 2001e gramsci, antonio (18911937), in Rajend Mesthrie, ed., Concise encyclopedia of sociolinguistics,  
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    Extractions: Antonio Gramsci Articles 2001e Gramsci, Antonio (1891-1937), in: Rajend Mesthrie, ed., Concise encyclopedia of sociolinguistics, Oxford: Pergamon, 873-874 1998b Gramsci, Antonio (1891-1937), in: Jacob L. Mey, ed., Concise encyclopedia of pragmatics, Amsterdam: Elsevier, 1070-1071 Marxist linguistics Having one's nose in order. Towards a post-marxist theory of language ], in: De Gids 156, 197-205 Linguists of all countries ...! On Gramsci's premise of coherence , in: Journal of Pragmatics 13, 547-566 Presentations 1992 International Conference of the Poetics and Linguistics Association, Ghent (9-11 September); Paper: Towards a post-marxist theory of language www.nielshelsloot.nl

35. Janus: Gramsci, Antonio (1891-1937) Italian Political Theorist
    Trinity/SRAFFA/F6, Papers of Piero Sraffa (18981983), economist Dossier su 40o anniversario della scomposa di antonio gramsci by the Italian Communist  
    http://janus.lib.cam.ac.uk/db/node.xsp?id=CV/Pers/Gramsci, Antonio (1891-1937) I

36. Comrade Gramsci S Progeny
    _antonio gramsci Beyond Marxism and Postmodernism_. New York Routledge, 1992. 1 No selfrespecting piece of work on antonio gramsci can fail to mention  
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37. Mary Shelley News - The New York Times - Narrowed By 'GRAMSCI, ANTONIO'
    Mary Shelley. Your search for gramsci, antonio in Mary Shelley returned 1 articles Mary Shelley RSS feed Mary Shelley Narrowed by gramsci, antonio  
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38. Antonio Gramsci — Infoplease.com
    gramsci, antonio (antôn yô gräm sh ) key, 1891–1937, Italian political leader and theoretician. Originally a member of the Socialist party and a cofounder  
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39. Biografia De Antonio Gramsci
    Translate this page antonio gramsci. Intelectual y activista político italiano, fundador del Partido Comunista (Ales, Cerdeña, 1891 - Roma, 1937).  
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    Extractions: Inicio Buscador Las figuras clave de la historia Reportajes Los protagonistas de la actualidad Antonio Gramsci Intelectual y activista político italiano, fundador del Partido Comunista (Ales, Cerdeña, 1891 - Roma, 1937). Gracias al apoyo de su hermano y a su capacidad intelectual superó las dificultades producidas por su deformidad física (era jorobado) y por la pobreza de su familia (desde que su padre fuera encarcelado, acusado de malversación de fondos). Estudió en la Universidad de Turín, donde recibió la influencia intelectual de Croce y de los socialistas. En 1913 se afilió al Partido Socialista Italiano, convirtiéndose enseguida en dirigente de su ala izquierda: tras haber trabajado en varias publicaciones periódicas del partido, fundó, junto con Togliatti y Terracini, la revista Ordine nuovo Ante la disyuntiva planteada a los socialistas de todo el mundo por el curso que tomaba la Revolución rusa, Gramsci optó por adherirse a la línea comunista y, en el Congreso de Livorno (1921), se escindió con el grupo que fundó el Partido Comunista Italiano. Perteneció desde el principio al Comité Central del nuevo partido, al que también representó en Moscú en el seno de la Tercera Internacional (1922), dotó de un órgano de prensa oficial (L'Unità

40. JSTOR Antonio Gramsci Conservative Schooling For Radical Politics
    208, ?3.95 Reviewed by Henry A. Giroux, Douglas Holly and Quintin Hoare Almost forty five years after his death, antonio gramsci finally looms as one of the  
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