Gramsci in the Era of Posthegemony?
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This review examines a collection of essays that engage with the thought of Antonio Gramsci in relation to the postcolonial. I argue that some of the chapters display a symptomatic tendency to read into Gramsci’s concepts a moral charge that detracts from their theoretical value, and that on the whole here Gramsci is either read in a post-Marxist key or dismissed as inoperable for the globalised postcolony of the present.
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Gramsci in the Era of Posthegemony?
In: Historical MaterialismSearch for other papers by Anne Freeland in
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This review examines a collection of essays that engage with the thought of Antonio Gramsci in relation to the postcolonial. I argue that some of the chapters display a symptomatic tendency to read into Gramsci’s concepts a moral charge that detracts from their theoretical value, and that on the whole here Gramsci is either read in a post-Marxist key or dismissed as inoperable for the globalised postcolony of the present.
| All Time | Past Year | Past 30 Days | |
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| Full Text Views | 260 | 8 | 0 |
| PDF Views & Downloads | 101 | 12 | 1 |