Almost five hundred pages of Gramsci's writings on history, culture, politics, and philosophy. From the study of philosophy to problems of Marx, Marxism, and Machiavelli, to the state and civil society. We have huge disagreements with Gramsci's (essentially Stalinist) politics, but reproduce this text for reference.
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| Gramsci - Selections from the Prison Notebooks.pdf | 8.82 MB |
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Not sure why this Stalinist hatchet man's work's have been posted on this site, except perhaps for reference purposes, but at least people can critically read some alternative texts referred to in the 'more like this' section.
Gramsci Writings that I have been looking for days