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Antonio Gramsci. 38 neighboring records and 39 direct connections.

Direct public connections around Antonio Gramsci39 connections join this record to 38 neighboring records. The complete connection list follows the graph.Relationship claim. REL-000006. Incoming from Boggs, Marxism, Prefigurative Communism, and the Problem of Workers' Control (1977). Strategically applied. 1977-11 to 1978-02. Boggs, Marxism, Prefigurative Communism, and the Problem of Workers' Control (1977) strategicallyApplied Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000009. Incoming from Paul Buhle. Invoked in. 1966-12-09. Paul Buhle invokedGramsciIn Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000010. Incoming from Ehrenreich and Ehrenreich, European Student Movement Part 2 (1968). Critically reported reception of. 1968-08-05. Ehrenreich and Ehrenreich, European Student Movement Part 2 (1968) criticallyReportedReceptionOf Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000011. Incoming from Genovese, On Antonio Gramsci (1967). Strategically applied. 1967-03 to 1967-04. Genovese, On Antonio Gramsci (1967) strategicallyApplied Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000018. Incoming from Ercoli reports Gramsci's general-secretary title to the Comintern (26 August 1924). Reports general-secretary role of. 26 August 1924. Ercoli reports Gramsci's general-secretary title to the Comintern (26 August 1924) reportsGeneralSecretaryRoleOf Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000022. Outgoing to PCd'I Central Committee names Gramsci party secretary (13-14 August 1924). Named party secretary at. 13-14 August 1924. Antonio Gramsci namedPartySecretaryAt PCd'I Central Committee names Gramsci party secretary (13-14 August 1924).Relationship claim. REL-000023. Outgoing to Gramsci uses the title general secretary in letter to Julka (18 August 1924). Authored. 18 August 1924. Antonio Gramsci authored Gramsci uses the title general secretary in letter to Julka (18 August 1924).1/2Relationship claim. REL-000024. Incoming from Gramsci uses the title general secretary in letter to Julka (18 August 1924). Self-identifies role of. 18 August 1924. Gramsci uses the title general secretary in letter to Julka (18 August 1924) selfIdentifiesRoleOf Antonio Gramsci.2/2Relationship claim. REL-000080. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q11§12: Philosophy and new culture. Authored. 1932-1933. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q11§12: Philosophy and new culture authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000081. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q12§1: Intellectuals. Authored. 1932, probably begun around May. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q12§1: Intellectuals authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000082. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q12§3: The new intellectual. Authored. 1932. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q12§3: The new intellectual authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000083. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q13§1: The Modern Prince. Authored. Q13 begun about May 1932; section day unresolved. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q13§1: The Modern Prince authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000084. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q13§24: Trench systems. Authored. 1932-1933. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q13§24: Trench systems authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000085. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q3§34: Crisis of authority. Authored. 1930. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q3§34: Crisis of authority authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000086. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q4§49: The intellectuals. Authored. November 1930. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q4§49: The intellectuals authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000088. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q4§50: The common school. Authored. November 1930. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q4§50: The common school authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000090. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q4§72: The new intellectual. Authored. 1930-1932 sequence; exact month unresolved. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q4§72: The new intellectual authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000092. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q6§138: War of position. Authored. late 1931-January 1932. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q6§138: War of position authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000093. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q6§24: Civil and political society. Authored. December 1930. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q6§24: Civil and political society authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000094. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q6§88: State formula. Authored. 1931. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q6§88: State formula authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000095. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q7§16: East and West. Authored. late 1930-1931. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q7§16: East and West authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000096. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q8§204: New culture first draft. Authored. 1931-1932. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q8§204: New culture first draft authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000098. Incoming from Gramsci Prison Notebook Q8§21: The Modern Prince first draft. Authored. January-February 1932. Gramsci Prison Notebook Q8§21: The Modern Prince first draft authoredBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000119. Outgoing to PCd'I consultative conference contests Left, Centre, and Right near Como (May 1924). Relationship wording unavailable. May 1924. Antonio Gramsci arguedAt PCd'I consultative conference contests Left, Centre, and Right near Como (May 1924).Relationship claim. REL-000120. Outgoing to Gramsci explicitly rejects the Bordiga platform (5 January 1924). Relationship wording unavailable. 5 January 1924. Antonio Gramsci authoredPlatformBreakAt Gramsci explicitly rejects the Bordiga platform (5 January 1924).Relationship claim. REL-000121. Outgoing to Gramsci is elected secretary of the PCd'I (mid-August 1924). Relationship wording unavailable. mid-August 1924. Antonio Gramsci electedSecretaryAt Gramsci is elected secretary of the PCd'I (mid-August 1924).Relationship claim. REL-000122. Outgoing to PCd'I Rome Congress alignment and fascism disagreement (March 1922). Relationship wording unavailable. March 1922. Antonio Gramsci participatedInRomeCongressAlignment PCd'I Rome Congress alignment and fascism disagreement (March 1922).Relationship claim. REL-000123. Outgoing to Gramsci proposes a new Centre alignment seeking party leadership (9 February 1924). Relationship wording unavailable. 9 February 1924. Antonio Gramsci proposedCentreAlignmentAt Gramsci proposes a new Centre alignment seeking party leadership (9 February 1924).Relationship claim. REL-000124. Outgoing to Gramsci represents the PCd'I in Moscow and at the Fourth Comintern Congress (1922-1923). Relationship wording unavailable. May 1922 to 3 December 1923. Antonio Gramsci representedPartyDuring Gramsci represents the PCd'I in Moscow and at the Fourth Comintern Congress (1922-1923).Relationship claim. REL-000209. Incoming from Boggs, Gramsci and Eurocommunism (1980). Relationship wording unavailable. 1980-05 to 1980-06. Boggs, Gramsci and Eurocommunism (1980) criticizedAppropriationOf Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000211. Incoming from City Life, Leninism and Forms of Organization (1979). Relationship wording unavailable. 1978-03 to 1978-05. City Life, Leninism and Forms of Organization (1979) statedOrganizationalAgreementWith Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000214. Incoming from Dalla Costa, Women and the Subversion of the Community (1972). Relationship wording unavailable. 1972-01 to 1972-02. Dalla Costa, Women and the Subversion of the Community (1972) criticallyCitedReportedStatementBy Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000215. Incoming from Radical America editorial reorganization statement (1970). Relationship wording unavailable. 1970-11. Radical America editorial reorganization statement (1970) announcedEditorialFocusOn Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000218. Incoming from Fisher and Kling, Leading the People (1987). Strategically applied. 1987. Fisher and Kling, Leading the People (1987) strategicallyApplied Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000219. Incoming from Gordon and Boggs, Gramsci and Eurocommunism letters debate (1981). Relationship wording unavailable. 1981-05 to 1981-06. Gordon and Boggs, Gramsci and Eurocommunism letters debate (1981) documentedContestedReceptionOf Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000221. Incoming from Gross, Toward a Radical Theory of Culture (1968). Relationship wording unavailable. 1968-11 to 1968-12. Gross, Toward a Radical Theory of Culture (1968) strategicallyInterpreted Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000226. Incoming from Nteta, Revolutionary Self-Consciousness: Biko and Gramsci (1987). Relationship wording unavailable. 1987-09 to 1987-10. Nteta, Revolutionary Self-Consciousness: Biko and Gramsci (1987) strategicallyComparedWithBiko Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000228. Incoming from Members of Sojourner Truth Organization, Reflections on Organizing (1972). Strategically applied. 1972-03 to 1972-04. Members of Sojourner Truth Organization, Reflections on Organizing (1972) strategicallyApplied Antonio Gramsci.Relationship claim. REL-000231. Incoming from Wood, Again, the Radicals and Scholarship (1968). Strategically applied. 1968-05 to 1968-06. Wood, Again, the Radicals and Scholarship (1968) strategicallyApplied Antonio Gramsci.Antonio GramsciPerson · current recordExplore Boggs, Gramsci and Eurocommunism (1980) and its direct connectionsBoggs, Gramsci and Eurocommunism (1980)SourceExplore Boggs, Marxism, Prefigurative Communism, and the Problem of Workers' Control (1977) and its direct connectionsBoggs, Marxism, Prefigurative Communism, and the Problem of Workers' Control (1977)SourceExplore City Life, Leninism and Forms of Organization (1979) and its direct connectionsCity Life, Leninism and Forms of Organization (1979)SourceExplore Dalla Costa, Women and the Subversion of the Community (1972) and its direct connectionsDalla Costa, Women and the Subversion of the Community (1972)SourceExplore Ehrenreich and Ehrenreich, European Student Movement Part 2 (1968) and its direct connectionsEhrenreich and Ehrenreich, European Student Movement Part 2 (1968)SourceExplore Ercoli reports Gramsci's general-secretary title to the Comintern (26 August 1924) and its direct connectionsErcoli reports Gramsci's general-secretary title to the Comintern (26 August 1924)EventExplore Fisher and Kling, Leading the People (1987) and its direct connectionsFisher and Kling, Leading the People (1987)SourceExplore Genovese, On Antonio Gramsci (1967) and its direct connectionsGenovese, On Antonio Gramsci (1967)SourceExplore Gordon and Boggs, Gramsci and Eurocommunism letters debate (1981) and its direct connectionsGordon and Boggs, Gramsci and Eurocommunism letters debate (1981)SourceExplore Gramsci explicitly rejects the Bordiga platform (5 January 1924) and its direct connectionsGramsci explicitly rejects the Bordiga platform (5 January 1924)EventExplore Gramsci is elected secretary of the PCd'I (mid-August 1924) and its direct connectionsGramsci is elected secretary of the PCd'I (mid-August 1924)EventExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q11§12: Philosophy and new culture and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q11§12: Philosophy and new cultureSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q12§1: Intellectuals and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q12§1: IntellectualsSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q12§3: The new intellectual and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q12§3: The new intellectualSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q13§1: The Modern Prince and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q13§1: The Modern PrinceSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q13§24: Trench systems and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q13§24: Trench systemsSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q3§34: Crisis of authority and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q3§34: Crisis of authoritySourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q4§49: The intellectuals and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q4§49: The intellectualsSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q4§50: The common school and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q4§50: The common schoolSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q4§72: The new intellectual and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q4§72: The new intellectualSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q6§138: War of position and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q6§138: War of positionSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q6§24: Civil and political society and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q6§24: Civil and political societySourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q6§88: State formula and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q6§88: State formulaSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q7§16: East and West and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q7§16: East and WestSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q8§204: New culture first draft and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q8§204: New culture first draftSourceExplore Gramsci Prison Notebook Q8§21: The Modern Prince first draft and its direct connectionsGramsci Prison Notebook Q8§21: The Modern Prince first draftSourceExplore Gramsci proposes a new Centre alignment seeking party leadership (9 February 1924) and its direct connectionsGramsci proposes a new Centre alignment seeking party leadership (9 February 1924)EventExplore Gramsci represents the PCd'I in Moscow and at the Fourth Comintern Congress (1922-1923) and its direct connectionsGramsci represents the PCd'I in Moscow and at the Fourth Comintern Congress (1922-1923)EventExplore Gramsci uses the title general secretary in letter to Julka (18 August 1924) and its direct connectionsGramsci uses the title general secretary in letter to Julka (18 August 1924)EventExplore Gross, Toward a Radical Theory of Culture (1968) and its direct connectionsGross, Toward a Radical Theory of Culture (1968)SourceExplore Members of Sojourner Truth Organization, Reflections on Organizing (1972) and its direct connectionsMembers of Sojourner Truth Organization, Reflections on Organizing (1972)SourceExplore Nteta, Revolutionary Self-Consciousness: Biko and Gramsci (1987) and its direct connectionsNteta, Revolutionary Self-Consciousness: Biko and Gramsci (1987)SourceExplore Paul Buhle and its direct connectionsPaul BuhlePersonExplore PCd'I Central Committee names Gramsci party secretary (13-14 August 1924) and its direct connectionsPCd'I Central Committee names Gramsci party secretary (13-14 August 1924)EventExplore PCd'I consultative conference contests Left, Centre, and Right near Como (May 1924) and its direct connectionsPCd'I consultative conference contests Left, Centre, and Right near Como (May 1924)EventExplore PCd'I Rome Congress alignment and fascism disagreement (March 1922) and its direct connectionsPCd'I Rome Congress alignment and fascism disagreement (March 1922)EventExplore Radical America editorial reorganization statement (1970) and its direct connectionsRadical America editorial reorganization statement (1970)SourceExplore Wood, Again, the Radicals and Scholarship (1968) and its direct connectionsWood, Again, the Radicals and Scholarship (1968)Source
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