...Eskandar Sadeghi-Boroujerdi This article explores the first translations of the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci into Persian and a more speculative reconstruction of Gramsci's reception during the second half of the 1960s by two prominent Iranian intellectuals and dissidents close to the League...

... Todorova's articulation of “Balkanism”—as a dissonant infrastructure to the transcendent, ahistorical quality of Kristeva's and Žižek's work. Antonio Gramsci's incorporation of his origins in Sardinia into his intellectual and political praxis provides a contrapuntal reading of Kristeva's and Žižek's own...

... Constitutional Law) . Bursa, TR : Ekin Yayınları . Gözler Kemal . 2017 . Elveda Anayasa (Farewell to the Constitution) . 3rd ed. Bursa, TU : Ekin Yayınları . Gramsci Antonio . 2010 . “Pasif Devrim, Sezarizm, Faşizm” (“Passive Revolution, Caesarism, Fascism”) . In Gramsci Kitabı Seçme...

... , Morphet Sally , and Vieira Marco Antonio . 2010 . The South in World Politics . Palgrave Macmillan . Anderson Perry . 1976 . “ The Antinomies of Antonio Gramsci .” New Left Review , no. 1/100 ( December ): 5 – 78 . Anderson Perry . 2013 . “ Imperium .” New Left Review...

.... —Antonio Gramsci, Selections from the Prison Notebooks Why are some humanities professors paid more than others? Unlike natural and social scientists, who may explicitly bring grant and patent...

... consent is to indicate the participation of subordinate groups, whether active or passive. This should not be understood simply as a freely given acquiescence of an autonomous, rational subject—as a choice in which coercion or force plays no part. Antonio Gramsci’s elaboration...

... Antonio Gramsci, Selections from the Prison Notebooks of Antonio Gramsci, ed. and trans. Quintin Hoare and Geoffrey Nowell Smith (New York: International Publishers, 1989), 7. 3 Edward W. Said, Representations of the Intellectual (New York: Pantheon, 1994), xvi. ...

... Berlin and Paris, the revolution completely rearranged the coor- dinates of political geography. Antonio Gramsci (1977) could see from the relatively peripheral position in Italy that the October Revolution was not so much a realization of Marx’s 652  The South Atlantic Quarterly • October...

... of the Frankfurt School and twentieth-century versions of Marxism such as Antonio Gramsci's, Louis Althusser's, Frantz Fanon's, Raymond Williams's, Stuart Hall's, to name a few. Key here, however, is not only the fact that these thinkers’ versions of the critical text do presume it but that interiority is perhaps...

... of societal leadership beyond the formalization of elected governments that combined authority and influence in organizing and sus- taining popular support and consent, without resorting to coercion. For Antonio Gramsci such a process involved a “hegemonic class” or social group able...

... . 2021 . The Great Recoil: Politics after Populism and Pandemic . London : Verso . Gramsci Antonio . 1971 . Selections from the Prison Notebooks of Antonio Gramsci . London : Lawrence and Wishart . Hall Stuart . (1981) 2021 . “ The Whites of Their Eyes .” In Selected Writings...

... on Post-Apartheid South Africa.” Antipode 44, no. 1: 51–73. Gramsci, Antonio. 1971. Selections from the Prison Notebooks of Antonio Gramsci. Edited by Quintin Hoare and Geoffrey Nowell Smith. New York: International. Holston, James. 2008. Insurgent Citizenship: Disjunctions of Democracy...

... University Press . Gabiam Nell . 2016 . “ Humanitarianism, Development, and Security in the Twenty-First Century: Lessons from the Syrian Refugee Crisis .” International Journal of Middle East Studies 48 , no. 2 : 382 – 86 . Gramsci Antonio . 1975 . Quaderni del carcere (Prison...

... break the law of rationalized morality. Fordism s success, according to Antonio Gramsci in Ameri­ canism and Fordism, depended upon regulating the worker s sexual appetite: The employee who goes to work after a night of excess is no good for his work. The exaltation of passion cannot be reconciled...

... to discrimination, which it replaces with a consummate reason. Antonio Gramsci—to take another obvious predecessor, and one who en- joys a central position in cultural theory today—explored cosmopolitanism in great detail...

...) that impresses upon us both its particularism and its universal appeal? How and why do Antonio Gramsci's ideas become the basis of theory and praxis in revolutionary Iran? What are the political stakes entailed in the juxtaposition between Fanon's and King's positions on violence? While the contributions...

... and national (as well as EU-ropean) borders, and it reshaped the political geography of the Mediterranean Sea. In the 1920s, this Southern question gained greater visibility. As Antonio Gramsci ([1926] 2014) remarks, in the aftermath of the Italian unification the Southern Question had emerged...

... . “Los consejos comunales: ¿Avance o retroceso para la democracia venezolana?” (“Communal Councils: Progress or Relapse for Venezuelan Democracy?”) . Iconos: Revista de Ciencias Sociales (Icons: A Journal of Social Sciences) , no. 39 : 41 – 55 . Gramsci Antonio . 1977 . “ The Instruments...

... and propose generalized alternatives, both in terms of substantive themes for a national agenda and also at the territorial level, aspiring to create a force operating at the national level. The process for the construction of this subject follows the general lines proposed by Antonio Gramsci...

... market and the establishment of global cycles of struggle. But let us return to the singular determinations of the movements. Antonio Gramsci proposed the slogan “Pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the will” as a model for communist thought during the resistance against fascism...