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Gramscian thought

Intellectual traditions: published dossiers and Analysis with this label.

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  1. Dossier

    Antonio Gramsci

    Antonio Gramsci was an Italian Communist who asked how workers could build the power to lead society.

  2. Dossier

    Carl Marzani

    Carl Marzani helped American readers meet Antonio Gramsci through a short book he translated and edited in 1957.

  3. Dossier

    Civil society

    Reader glossary: Gramsci’s use

  4. Dossier

    Eugene Genovese

    Eugene D. Genovese used Gramsci to argue for a new American socialist strategy in 1967.

  5. Analysis

    Gramsci’s Marxism comes to America

    How ideas about leadership, consent, and culture entered American socialist debate, 1916–1967.

  6. Dossier

    Gwyn A. Williams

    Gwyn A. Williams was a Welsh historian whose 1960 essay helped English readers understand Gramsci.

  7. Dossier

    H. Stuart Hughes

    H. Stuart Hughes was an American historian who helped introduce Gramsci to readers of European thought.

  8. Dossier

    Hegemony

    Reader glossary: Gramsci’s use

  9. Dossier

    Henry F. Mins

    Henry F. Mins helped build Science & Society, an American journal of Marxist thought.

  10. Dossier

    Howard Selsam

    Howard Selsam was an American Marxist philosopher and teacher.

  11. Dossier

    John M. Cammett

    John M. Cammett helped American readers study Gramsci as both a thinker and a party leader.

  12. Dossier

    Louis Marks

    Louis Marks made a group of Gramsci’s writings available in English in 1957.

  13. Dossier

    Samuel Putnam

    Samuel Putnam translated Gramsci for American readers in 1946.