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Location: via Gramsci and Praetorian Palace.
In Italy, Labriola, who(when we had Sorel!) could correspond with Engels as equal to equal,then Gramsci.
To my knowledge, Gramsci is the only one who went any distance in the road I am taking.
In the 1919-1920-ies Fiat plants survived a series of serious strikes,organized by the Communists Antonio Gramsci and Palmiro Togliatti.
In this work Gramsci claimed that the State was not limited to its political apparatus.
Disorder, war, and even disease can flood into the vacuum when,as Antonio Gramsci put it in his Prison Notebooks,‘the old is dying and the new cannot be born.'.
Gramsci quickly proved to be an outstanding representative of the young generation of Italian revolutionaries who had begun a struggle against reformism in the Socialist Party.
In Turin he had met Antonio Gramsci(the most important leader of Italian Communist Party).
Gramsci quickly proved to be an outstanding representative of the young generation of Italian revolutionaries who had begun a struggle against reformism in the Socialist Party.
That is, the"compromise solution" that culture provided for Gramsci is not now one that pertains to the national level but to the local and transnational.
This‘militant minority,' the actual workers' vanguard, were the mass audience for the revolutionary, left-wing of social-democracy- Luxemburg, Lenin,Trotsky, Gramsci, and, before 1914, Kautsky.
As a conscious Marxist, Gramsci already forestalled this objection in one sentence.
Moreover, Gramsci sometimes uses the word"union" in this other sense, as when he says that the Turin shop council movement is a form of"industrial unionism," uniting the workforce across divisions of craft and ideology.
Let us once againturn our attention to the Marxist theoretician Antonio Gramsci, who played a significant role in the Communist movement of Italy at the time just before and during the Fascist regime.
Gramsci sees that unions develop a top-down regime once they become institutionalized in bargaining with the employers because this enables the emergent leadership to ensure that the workforce does not violate its part of the bargain with management:.
Whatever criticisms were subsequently made of these early editions,they made Gramsci widely available and allowed Italians to judge his stature as a major marxist thinker and, more generally, a major figure in 20th-century Italian culture.
The Italian socialist Antonio Gramsci developed the concept of passive revolution to refer to efforts by dominant groups to bring about mild change from above in order to undercut mobilisation from below for more far-reaching transformation.
Italian veteran communist Antonio Gramsci not only founded the Communist Party of Italy in 1921 but also served as its general secretary.
On the basis of this analysis, Gramsci understood why the Communists had failed to conquer political power in the bourgeois democracies.
The form of this cultural leadership is what Gramsci has identified as hegemony, an indispensable concept for any understanding of cultural life in the industrial West.
Tom Wetzel on the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci, the Italian factory council movement of 1919-1920, and the anarcho-syndicalist advocacy of revolutionary unionism.
In a polemic against the syndicalists, Antonio Gramsci argued that the syndicalists were wrong in maintaining that unions were capable of being organs of workers' revolution.
Using concrete historical illustrations, Gramsci demonstrated that an alliance with the peasantry determines the political success of the force exercising the role of leadership in the alliance.
In the postwar revolutionary upsurge in Italy, Gramsci initiated a movement to create factory councils, which became a specific form of the struggle for power of the Italian proletariat in 1919 and 1920.
Following in the tradition of Herbert Marcuse, Antonio Gramsci and others, cultural materialists extend the class-based analysis of traditional Marxism by means of an additional focus on the marginalized.
In the postwar revolutionary upsurge in Italy, Gramsci initiated a movement to create factory councils, which became a specific form of the struggle for power of the Italian proletariat in 1919 and 1920.