The Long
Insurgency

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Andrea Viglongo

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Early cultural-formation role

Clerk, autodidact writer, and club participant

Evidence

Seventeen-year-old Turin clerk whose article on Lombardo-Radice's The Concept of Education was enclosed with Gramsci's letter. Editorial apparatus names him among the Club of Moral Life founders and says meetings were mainly at his house.

Date and geography

Turin, late 1917-March 1918; house address not established.

Sources and limits

Gramsci, Pre-Prison Writings, ed. Bellamy, trans. Cox, pp. Confidence is High for direct text and Medium-High for editorial-apparatus details.