Gramsci and the Emancipation of the Subaltern Classes (Marx, Engels, and Marxisms)

Titles Published\nTitles Forthcoming\nContents\nA Gramsci’s Journey\nSome Sources of Gramsci’s Theorical Categories\nAutonomy and Antagonism in Rosa Luxemburg and Gramsci\n	Introduction\n	Communist Refoundation: Lenin and Rosa\n	Rosa Against Revisionism\n	Rosa and the Mass Strike\n	Rosa and the International Socialist Revolution\n	Gramsci and the Councils\n	Gramsci and the Founding of the Communist Party\n	Mass Strike and a United Front\n	Gramsci in Prison\nGramsci’s Rosa\n	War\n	Revolution\n		Worker Councils\n		Workers’ Party\n	Prison\n	Conclusion\nGramsci and Lenin: Hegemony and Philosophy of Praxis\n	Introduction\n	The Russian Revolution, the Councils and a Rapprochement with Lenin\n	With Lenin and with the International\n	Lenin in The Prison Notebooks: Hegemony and Translating Languages\n	Translating Lenin for Italy\nGramsci and Sorel: Scission Spirit and Intellectual and Moral Reform\n	Introduction\n	Vico and Common Sense\n	Vico at the Time of the Risorgimento and Liberal Monarchy (from Cuoco to Sorel)\n	Gramsci and Sorel Before Prison\n	Gramsci and Common Sense\n	Gramsci and Bourgeois Intellectual and Moral Reform\n	Gramsci and the Struggle for a New Intellectual and Moral Reform\n	Conclusion\nGramsci and Machiavelli: Jacobinism Mediating the Prince’s Movement\n	The Problem\n	Gramsci About Jacobinism and the Russian Revolution\n	The Issue with the Revolutionary Party\n	Jacobinism and Passive Revolution\n	Machiavelli’s Jacobin Strategy\n	The Prince Myth and a New Jacobinism\nTranslations of the Passive Revolution\nPassive Revolution and the Nature of Our Time\n	The Problem\n	Origin and Significance of the Category of the Passive Revolution\n	Passive Revolution and War of Position\n	Fascism as a Passive Revolution\n	The USSR and the Passive Revolution\n	Americanism as a Passive Revolution\n	The Epoch of National Passive Revolutions\n	Globalization as an International Passive Revolution?\n	Or an Organic Capital Crisis?\nThe Particularity of the Passive Revolution in Brazil: Translating Gramsci\n	Reciprocal Translation of Languages and the Philosophy of Praxis\n	Passive Revolution as a Historical Interpretation Cannon\n	Translating Gramsci for Brazil: The Issue of Praxis\nEducation and Hegemony\nGramsci and Educating the Educator\n	Introduction\n	Self-Education and Freedom\n	Educate the Educator\n	The Educator’s Learning Process\n	Vanguard Education\n	Developing Working-Class Intellectuals\nEducation as Reproduction of Hegemony and Its Antihesis\n	School, Intellectuals and Class Dominance\n	The Labor School and New Intellectuals\n	The Party Resulting from the Self-Education of the Masses\n	The Organic Intellectuals of the Bourgeoisie\n	The Intellectual and Moral Reform Program\n	School and Transition State\nGramsci and Labor as a Foundation for Hegemony\n	Hegemony and Civil Society: Diffused Concepts\n	The United Front and Hegemony\n	Lenin and Hegemony as a Theoretical Category\n	Bourgeois Hegemony and Passive Revolution: The Italian Reality\n	Hegemony and Passive Revolution: Italian Fascism and American-Fordism\n	From One Hegemony to Another: Labor and Culture Mediated by Politics\nThe Construction of Praxis\nClass and Party in Gramsci\n	Introduction\n	Gramsci and the Italian Socialist Party\n	Gramsci and the Factory Councils\n	Gramsci and ISP Critique\n	Gramsci and the Foundation of the ICP\n	Gramsci and the ICP\'s Theoretical and Strategic Reorganization\n	Gramsci in the ICP Leadership\n	Gramsci and the Modern Prince\n	What Could Be the Myth for a New Collective Will?\nGramsci and the Emancipation of the Subaltern Classes\n	Introduction\n	From One Meridionalism to Another, with the Mediation of the Working Class\n	From the Worker-Peasant Alliance to the Subaltern Classes\n	Subaltern Classes and Intellectuals\n	Gramsci in Formia\n	Final Remarks\nOrganic Crisis, Neoliberalism and Barbarism\n	Organic Crisis and Neoliberal Ideology\n	The Contradictions in the Organic Crisis Period\n	Organic Crisis, Pandemic and Barbarism\n	From One Barbarism to Another\nGramsci’s Edition in Italian\nGramsci’s Editions in English\nBibliography\nIndex