Antonio Gramsci remains one of the most influential figures in modern critical thought, whose work continues to shape foundational debates across political theory, sociology, history, cultural studies, and political economy.
This dictionary offers a conceptually rigorous guide to Gramsci’s thought without reducing it to a closed or static system. Rather than encyclopedic coverage, it adopts a strategically selective approach, focusing on the core categories that situates each theme within the relational and historical logic of his work.
By foregrounding Gramsci’s engagement with China, anti-colonial struggles, and the historical construction of East–West categories, the volume also dismantles the enduring myth of Gramsci as a Eurocentric thinker and presents his framework as a materialist, anti-orientalist theory of global modernity and hegemony. Additionally, it challenges reductive Eurocommunist and Western Marxist readings that narrow Gramsci to a mere theorist of consent within advanced Western democracies.
Combining analytical rigor with clarity and contextual grounding, the dictionary is accessible to readers newly engaging with Gramsci and equally rewarding for advanced scholars, as it revisits underexplored themes such as historical becoming, intellectualism, methodology, and China, alongside key questions of culture and power.
Presenting Gramsci as a living theoretical resource rather than a closed canon, this volume offers a concise, but analytically rich framework for understanding his work.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Antonio Gramsci remains one of the most influential figures in modern critical thought, whose work continues to shape foundational debates across political theory, sociology, history, cultural studies, and political economy. This dictionary offers a conceptually rigorous guide to Gramsci's thought without reducing it to a closed or static system. Rather than encyclopedic coverage, it adopts a strategically selective approach, focusing on the core categories that situates each theme within the relational and historical logic of his work. By foregrounding Gramsci's engagement with China, anti-colonial struggles, and the historical construction of East-West categories, the volume also dismantles the enduring myth of Gramsci as a Eurocentric thinker and presents his framework as a materialist, anti-orientalist theory of global modernity and hegemony. Additionally, it challenges reductive Eurocommunist and Western Marxist readings that narrow Gramsci to a mere theorist of consent within advanced Western democracies. Combining analytical rigor with clarity and contextual grounding, the dictionary is accessible to readers newly engaging with Gramsci and equally rewarding for advanced scholars, as it revisits underexplored themes such as historical becoming, intellectualism, methodology, and China, alongside key questions of culture and power. Presenting Gramsci as a living theoretical resource rather than a closed canon, this volume offers a concise, but analytically rich framework for understanding his work. Antonio Gramsci remains a central figure in modern critical thought. This dictionary offers a rigorous yet accessible guide to his work, organized around core categories within their historical and relational contexts. It also revisits underexplored themes and challenges Eurocentric readings, presenting Gramsci as a living theoretical resource. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781919409726
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Antonio Gramsci remains one of the most influential figures in modern critical thought, whose work continues to shape foundational debates across political theory, sociology, history, cultural studies, and political economy. This dictionary offers a conceptually rigorous guide to Gramsci's thought without reducing it to a closed or static system. Rather than encyclopedic coverage, it adopts a strategically selective approach, focusing on the core categories that situates each theme within the relational and historical logic of his work. By foregrounding Gramsci's engagement with China, anti-colonial struggles, and the historical construction of East-West categories, the volume also dismantles the enduring myth of Gramsci as a Eurocentric thinker and presents his framework as a materialist, anti-orientalist theory of global modernity and hegemony. Additionally, it challenges reductive Eurocommunist and Western Marxist readings that narrow Gramsci to a mere theorist of consent within advanced Western democracies. Combining analytical rigor with clarity and contextual grounding, the dictionary is accessible to readers newly engaging with Gramsci and equally rewarding for advanced scholars, as it revisits underexplored themes such as historical becoming, intellectualism, methodology, and China, alongside key questions of culture and power. Presenting Gramsci as a living theoretical resource rather than a closed canon, this volume offers a concise, but analytically rich framework for understanding his work. Antonio Gramsci remains a central figure in modern critical thought. This dictionary offers a rigorous yet accessible guide to his work, organized around core categories within their historical and relational contexts. It also revisits underexplored themes and challenges Eurocentric readings, presenting Gramsci as a living theoretical resource. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781919409726
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