Selections from the prison notebooks of Antonio Gramsci
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...essence of “CLS ideology emanates from the work of Gramsci (1971) and depends on the...
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...Ladson-Billings (1998) noted that the essence of “CLS ideology emanates from the work of Gramsci (1971) and depends on the Gramscian notion of hegemony, to describe the continued legitimacy of oppressive structures in American society” (p. 212)....
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...Gramsci (1971) is concerned with the necessity of radical social mobilisation and devolution of political leadership, which is expressed in his reflection on the French Revolution....
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...As indicated above, Gramsci’s idea of hegemony questions the stereotype of political leadership. A class that is more socially powerful than other classes may not necessarily be positioned higher than others, as Gramsci (1971) states that “The intellectuals are the dominant group’s ‘deputies’ exercising the subaltern functions of social hegemony and political government” (12)....
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...A class that is more socially powerful than other classes may not necessarily be positioned higher than others, as Gramsci (1971) states that “The intellectuals are the dominant group’s ‘deputies’ exercising the subaltern functions of social hegemony and political government” (12)....
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...Let me re-highlight works of Pareto (1968), Mosca (1939), Gramsci (1971), Hunter (1953), Mills (1956) and Parsons (1957)....
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