Selections from the prison notebooks of Antonio Gramsci
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...Echoing sentiments that power may circulate and operate most effectively where it is least obvious (Gramsci 1971; Foucault 1998 [1978]; Mitchell 1990), the move to foreground the ordinary in contexts characterised by conflict highlights processes of repair and maintenance in conjunction with…...
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...As advanced by Antonio Gramsci (1971), ‘hegemony’ has been widely translated into popular discourse as ‘common sense,’ a given order which seems natural, inevitable and enduring....
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...Yet as developed by Gramsci (1971), at its inception hegemony speaks directly to domination, or the securing of control through leadership....
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...Dependent only partially upon material force or coercion, domination relies upon processes of “continuous absorption” made possible through mechanisms and apparatuses of political, moral and intellectual influence and attraction (Gramsci 1971: 58-60)....
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...clearly the micro politics of domination in Israel-Palestine, the ways in which consent is socially manufactured through both passivity and action (Gramsci 1971)....
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...…main types of power: (1) the “coercive power”, which is based on force i.e., power of the military, power of violent men, etc.; and, (2) the “persuasive power”, which is “based on knowledge, information, or authority” such as “the power of parents, professors, or journalists” (see Gramsci, 1971)....
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...Drawing on Bourdieu (1991) and Gramsci (1971) – both of whom emphasize the hidden or invisible power invested in ideologies – she problematizes how the state practices ideological hegemony by advocating the indispensability of English language acquisition....
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