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... hegemony with an investigation into the shifting ideologies of scale underlying the chronotopes of Taiwanese identity politics. It argues that indigenous Taiwanese were not the intended beneficiaries of this new multiculturalism, which was primarily designed to head off the rise of ethnic nationalism...

...Stefan Tanaka Abstract This review opens a conversation with Japan's Russia on hierarchy and hegemony in modern history. The goal declared in the volume's subtitle is ambitious: to challenge the East-West paradigm. The East-West binary is an old one and has been subject to many important...

... of the mainstream. Secondly, therefore, he elaborates and further develops certain key aspects of Antonio Gramsci's theory of hegemony (consensual leadership through multilateralism vs. mere supremacy, “hegemonic sacrifice,” etc.) in order better to grasp the lines of conflicts in national as well as international...

... was the case in previous forms of historical hegemony. © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 Civic Universalism and Its Internal Exclusions: The Issue of Anthropological Difference Etienne Balibar The initial idea...

... that the nation-state suppresses. The article examines the parallel Spanos uncovers between today’s Western hegemony and the Roman Empire, a disclosure that distinguishes Spanos from postcolonial thinkers such as Chatterjee. Spanos convincingly argues for the need to investigate underlying principles informing...

...Aamir R. Mufti Abstract This essay focuses on contemporary India and the rise to near hegemony of “Hindutva power,” which works through both the transformation of the exercise of sovereign power and the inculcation of a distinct habitus, or structure of predispositions, in more and more sectors...

... consciousness”). The book's underlying goal is to think through the failures of previous Jewish projects to turn to the history of Jewish persecution, in order to form successful and meaningful political alliances with other, equally persecuted victims of Western hegemony. In this review, we position Decolonial...

... of sovereignty and hegemony, has recently extended to efforts to dismantle democracy and to undermine shared consciousness, local wisdom, and political life. This nationwide project for a democratic reevaluation is therefore about a new mode of social protest. The Sunflower Movement has revealed...

... the State and civil society, and the position of intellectuals in the creation of hegemony. Visconti's films on the Risorgimento, The Leopard and Senso ; Pasolini's films and writings on the cultural and political transformations wrought by the “Economic Miracle”; the critical work that emerged from Stuart...

... of neoliberal hegemony and the resurgence of the Latin America Left in recent years has brought a need to revise this paradigm. The eventual defeat of the armed struggle, and the problems experienced in countries where it triumphed, such as Cuba or Nicaragua, does not mean that it was an error from the start...

.... Martí developed the key concept of a multiracial and multicultural “our America” as a counterweight to the menace of U.S. hegemony in the region, on the one hand, and Latin American development schemes based on the imposition of European or North American models, on the other. While he did not himself...

... to the hegemony of neoliberalism. That literary thinking in the contemporary American novel breaks with conventional progressive thinking in several ways is undeniable. But that it does so in a manner consistent with the “magical thinking” of the sixties and inconsistent with the broader progressive project...

... at the “liberal consensus,” held to be dominating the ideological frameworks of these countries in the 1990s. Offering the metaphor of Kulturkampf as a heuristic model to interpret the interplay between political claims and the battle for hegemony in the public sphere, it revisits some of the central...

.... The second task of this essay is to place Vogel’s interpretation of China against the ideological hegemony of global capitalism. Vogel enjoys marked success in spinning a legend out of China’s experience of “transformation” because, importantly, he contributes to the discourse of global capitalism...

... as many others who hold similar views, refrains from addressing—a shortcoming that is due, in large measure, to a misunderstanding of the operations of hegemony in a modern liberal democracy. What distinguishes hegemony from domination is precisely the symbiotic relationship between the government...

... University Press 2021 national/nationalist discourse hegemony zeitgeist Turkey References Adorno Theodor W. (1964) 2013 . Sahicilik Jargonu [The Jargon of Authenticity] . Istanbul : Metis Yayınları . Aslandas¸ Alper Sedat Bıçakçı Baskın . (1995) 2013 . Popüler...

...: filosofía y sociología del populismo .” Rebelión . September 5 , 2015 . http://www.rebelion.org/noticia.php?id=202934 . Negri Antonio . 2015 . “ Hegemony: Gramsci, Toggliati, Laclau .” Translated by Broder David . Verso Books (blog). August 20 , 2015 . https://www.versobooks.com...

... the concept of representation: the Gramscian notion of hegemony—the coersive ideological discourse that represents itself as uni- versal truth and finds its fulfullment in the ‘‘end of historyand the still to be fully thought Heideggerian notion of silence—that ‘‘saying’’ which is ren- dered unsayable...

... alize—he wrote in his Prison Notebooks about ‘‘the ‘spontaneous’ consent given by the great masses of the population to the general direction imposed on social life by the dominant fundamental group 1 This enunciation of the function of hegemony led Gramsci to ‘‘research into Italian intellectuals...

..., it is also central to his notion of revolutionary transformation, for it links his notion of hegemony to his concept of the state. Many of the con- ceptual tools Gramsci used to understand the failures of liberalism and socialism, as well as his attempts to formulate new ways of looking...