Gramsci and the Southern Question: Global Readings, Interpretations and Uses

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Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Introduction
Part I The Southern Question in Gramsci between History and Theory
	Chapter 1 The Southern Question in Gramsci, Between Salvemini and Lenin
	Chapter 2 Gramsci’s Southern Question, Between Hegemony and Revolution in the West: The Debate in Italy
	Chapter 3 Antonio Gramsci: The Southern Question, Americanism and ‘National Life’
	Chapter 4 Plan and Autonomy: The Southern Question From Gramsci to Italian Workerism
Part II From the Southern Question to Subaltern Studies. Interdisciplinary Approaches
	Chapter 5 Postcolonial Gramsci? From the Southern Question to Postcolonial Studies
	Chapter 6 Subalternity, Privatisation and Passive Revolution: A Proposal for Reading the ‘Creative Popular Spirit’
	Chapter 7 Schooling in Gramsci’s Political Thought: Merit and Inequality. Foreword: The Problem of Merit Today and in the History of Political Thought
	Chapter 8 Dialect, Grammar and Antithetical Function of the Philosophy of Praxis in the Prison Notebooks
	Chapter 9 Subalternity and Southern Folklore
	Chapter 10 Gramsci in the Andes. Notes on Representation and Baroque Culture
	Chapter 11 The Southern Question and Subalternisation: A Gramscian Analysis of Power Asymmetries in the European Union
Part III Some Case Studies: The “Southern Question” in Europe, the Arab World and Latin America
	Chapter 12 Gramsci’s Southern Question in Spain
	Chapter 13 The ‘Southern Question’ in Latin America: Receptions, Interpretations and Translations
	Chapter 14 A Man From the South: Antonio Gramsci, the Southern Question and the Arab World
	Chapter 15 Before the Southern Question: Gramsci, Socialist Lebanon, and the Militant Intellectual
Index