Selections from the prison notebooks of Antonio Gramsci
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...Gramsci (1971) wrote, “In the West, there was a proper relation between State and civil society, and when the State trembled, a sturdy structure of civil 1165society was at once revealed....
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...Significantly, Harvey (1976) drew from and credited Gramsci (1971) for identifying the social projects that accompany revolutions in pro1245duction as discussed at length in his notes on “Americanism and Fordism.”...
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...For Gramsci (1971), hegemony involves “bringing about not only a 1290 union of economic and political aims, but also intellectual moral unity, posing all the questions around which struggles rage not on a corporate but a ‘universal plane’” (182)....
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...This approach demands a Gramscian analysis of the hegemonic nature of digital media and the symbiotic forces of coercion and consensus that work to maintain the power of the capitalist state (Gramsci, 1980)....
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