The Long
Insurgency

The Gramsci Reader: Selected Writings, 1916–1935

Antonio Gramsci

Collection first published 1988; inspected edition 2000 · Book

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New York University Press 2000

2000

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Sources

Sources

The Gramsci Reader: Selected Writings, 1916–1935 . Gramsci, “Socialism and Culture,” Il Grido del Popolo, January 29, 1916, in The Gramsci Reader, edited by David Forgacs (New York University Press, 2000; collection first published 1988), pp. 56–59, PDF pp. 54–57. John Mathews translation with editorial revisions, per the volume's note on texts.

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The Gramsci Reader: Selected Writings, 1916–1935 . Gramsci, “The Revolution Against Capital,” Avanti!, December 24, 1917, in Reader, pp. 32–36, PDF pp. 30–34. John Mathews translation with editorial changes, per the edition's text credits, pp. 14–16.

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The Gramsci Reader: Selected Writings, 1916–1935 . Gramsci, “Workers' Democracy,” written with Palmiro Togliatti, L'Ordine Nuovo, June 21, 1919, in Reader, pp. 79–82, PDF pp. 77–80. John Mathews translation with editorial changes, per the edition's text credits, pp. 14–16.

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Sources

The Modern Prince and Other Writings , The Gramsci Reader: Selected Writings, 1916–1935 . Gramsci, “Some Aspects of the Southern Question” (1926), Louis Marks translation in The Modern Prince and Other Writings (International Publishers, New York, inspected 1968 third printing, copyright 1957), CUNY text , the section “Some Aspects of the Southern Question,” including its reproduced January 1920 program. The farm machinery and credit passage was also checked in Reader, pp. 171–172, PDF pp. 169–170.

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Sources

The Gramsci Reader: Selected Writings, 1916–1935 . Gramsci, letter to Togliatti, Terracini, and others, February 9, 1924, in Reader, pp. 127–133, especially 128–132; PDF pp. 125–131. Quintin Hoare translation.