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Essential
Classics in Politics ANTONIO GRAMSCI
THE
REVOLUTIONARY READER
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Six
complete works on CD-Rom at the Special Price of just £9.95 ( about $15/€12).
Gramsci has long been recognised as the 20th century’s most
profound and original Marxist thinker. Now for the first time these
award-winning, authoritative texts—virtually everything currently available by Gramsci in English—are
brought to you in digital form by the Electric Book Company. Now
you can have every Gramsci reference at your fingertips—for the price of a hardback.
Gramsci's Political
Thought: An Introduction
edited
by Roger Simon with an introductory essay by Stuart Hall
A lucid, easily comprehensible account of the ideas put forward
by Gramsci and their relevance to modern industrial and post-industrial
societies. It discusses the concepts of hegemony, the national-popular,
passive revolution, ideology, civil society and the revolutionary
party.
Selections
from the Prison Notebooks
edited
and translated by Quintin Hoare and Geoffrey Nowell Smith
Contains many of the key writings by Gramsci including
The Modern Prince, and Americanism and Fordism and observations
on the state and civil society, Italian history and the role of
intellectuals. The extensive introduction and notes set the work
in political and historical context and help readers find their
way into Gramsci’s thinking.
Further Selections
from the Prison Notebooks
edited
and translated by Derek Boothman
Brings together Gramsci's writings on religion, education, science,
philosophy and economic theory. The linking theme is the investigation
of ideology at its different levels and the exploration of the concepts
of subalternity, corporate consciousness, hegemony and counter-hegemony.
Selections from
Political Writings 1910-1920
selected and edited by Quintin Hoare; translated
by John Mathews
Traces Gramsci's
development as a revolutionary socialist during the first World
War, the impact on his thought of the Russian Revolution and his
involvement in the general strike and factory occupations of 1920.
It details his reactions to the emerging fascist movement and his
contributions to the establishment of the Communist Party in Italy.
Selections from
Political Writings 1921-1926
translated
and edited by Quintin Hoare
Covers the momentous years of the
foundation of the Italian Communist Party, (led by Gramsci from
1924 until his arrest in 1926) the ascendancy of the Soviet Union
in the Communist International and the rise of Italian fascism.
Selections from
Cultural Writings
edited by David Forgacs and Geoffrey Nowell Smith; translated
by William Boelhower
Gramsci's profoundly original approach
lead him to devote a great deal of attention to cultural matters.
His interests covered literature, linguistics, theatre and other
forms of artistic endeavour, both intellectual and popular. This
selection contains his reflections on Futurism, the detective novel,
journalism, 'national-popular' culture, folklore and much else.
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