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- Creator
- Gwyn A. Williams
- Original publication
- October–December 1960
- Type
- Article
Editions and holdings
Journal of the History of Ideas 21:4, pp.586–599
1960
Source
The Concept of ‘Egemonia’ in the Thought of Antonio Gramsci: Some Notes on Interpretation
Where this source is used
Cammett quoted Williams's definition of hegemony in his 1967 Gramsci book.
Read John M. CammettSupporting evidence
Definition at 587 matches the text quoted by Cammett.
Genovese quoted Williams's definition of hegemony through Cammett in 1967.
Read Eugene GenoveseSupporting evidence
Printed 587, quoted definition.
Gwyn A. Williams published his essay on Gramsci's concept of egemonia in the October–December 1960 issue.
Read Gwyn A. WilliamsSupporting evidence
Journal of the History of Ideas 21:4, 586–599, title and affiliation 599. Gwyn A. Williams published his essay on Gramsci's concept of egemonia in the October–December 1960 issue.
Williams opened his 1960 essay with Hughes's judgment, praised the study and agreed with parts of its reading.
Read Gwyn A. WilliamsSupporting evidence
Journal of the History of Ideas 21:4, 586–588 and relevant notes. Williams opened his 1960 essay with Hughes's judgment, praised the study and agreed with parts of its reading.
Williams's 1960 essay interpreted hegemony through culture, consent and class power.
Read Gwyn A. WilliamsSupporting evidence
Journal of the History of Ideas 21:4, 586–595, definition 587. Williams's 1960 essay interpreted hegemony through culture, consent and class power.