Selections from the prison notebooks of Antonio Gramsci
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...Therefore, classes can be understood as ‘complex and heterogeneous historical formations’ (Camfield, 2004, 2007), an idea explored in the work of, among others, Antonio Gramsci (1971) and E.P. Thompson (1968)....
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...The term “subaltern” was first coined by Antonia Gramsci (1971)...
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...There is a tension in applying Gramscian hegemony to the study of issues of racism because he did not study race. As Hall (1986) argues, “in relation specifically to racism, [Gramsci’s] original contribution cannot be simply transferred wholesale from the existing context of his work [italics original]” (p. 8). However, Hall did find analytic applicability of hegemony to the study of racism. For example, Gramsci questioned class solidarity, and Hall (1986) argued this was particularly relevant:...
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...Common sense is further entrenched because hegemonic structuring affords marginalized groups token incorporation into the systems of power (Gramsci, 1971; Morton, 2007), and their advancement...
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...There is a tension in applying Gramscian hegemony to the study of issues of racism because he did not study race. As Hall (1986) argues, “in relation specifically to racism, [Gramsci’s] original contribution cannot be simply transferred wholesale from the existing context of his work [italics original]” (p....
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...Common sense is further entrenched because hegemonic structuring affords marginalized groups token incorporation into the systems of power (Gramsci, 1971; Morton, 2007), and their advancement 5While Gramsci was not the first to develop and apply the term hegemony, a thorough description of the…...
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