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- Creator
- John M. Cammett
- Original publication
- 1967
- Type
- Book
Editions and holdings
1971 printing
1971
Source
Antonio Gramsci and the Origins of Italian Communism
Where this source is used
John M. Cammett published Antonio Gramsci and the Origins of Italian Communism in 1967.
Read John M. CammettSupporting evidence
Inspected 1971 printing, title/copyright, preface vii–viii and introduction xiii–xiv. John M. Cammett published Antonio Gramsci and the Origins of Italian Communism in 1967.
Cammett quoted Williams's definition of hegemony in his 1967 Gramsci book.
Read John M. CammettSupporting evidence
Printed 204 and 270 note 19; compare Williams 1960, 587. Cammett quoted Williams's definition of hegemony in his 1967 Gramsci book.
Cammett earned his doctorate at Columbia in 1959.
Read John M. CammettSupporting evidence
Preface vii–viii: Columbia dissertation and adviser, without a degree-completion year in that passage.
Cammett's 1967 book linked Gramsci's prison themes to his work with workers, allies and the Communist Party.
Read John M. CammettSupporting evidence
Introduction xiii–xiv, chapters 9–10, especially 190–195 and 204–206. Cammett's 1967 book linked Gramsci's prison themes to his work with workers, allies and the Communist Party.
Genovese quoted Williams's definition of hegemony through Cammett in 1967.
Read Eugene GenoveseSupporting evidence
Printed 204 and 270 note 19.