A Rebels Guide To Gramsci

A Rebels Guide To Gramsci

Soft cover2006 year64 pages pp. In stock
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Discover the profound insights of Antonio Gramsci in "Rebels Guide To Gramsci," authored by Chris Bambery and published in 2006. This engaging 64-page book serves as an essential introduction to Gramsci, the intellectual powerhouse behind early Italian Communism. Despite being imprisoned by Mussolini and facing deteriorating health, Gramsci's determination led him to create his renowned prison notebooks, all while contending with censorship. Bambery expertly highlights Gramsci's lasting influence, particularly through his groundbreaking concept of hegemony, which continues to resonate in contemporary discussions. Ideal for both newcomers and those familiar with Gramsci's work, this book invites readers to explore the rich tapestry of his life, the socio-political landscape of Italy, and the significance of his ideas in today's world. Dive into this thoughtful exploration of one of the 20th century's most important thinkers.

AuthorChris Bambery
PublisherBookmarks Publications
Published2006 year
LanguageEnglish
Pages64 pages
FormatSoft cover
GenreBiographies & Memoirs
ISBN9781905192151

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