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Gramsci's laboratory

Subaltern Social Groups: A Critical Edition of Antonio Gramsci's Prison Notebook 25, adds significantly to our knowledge ....

Palmiro Togliatti , Quintin Hoare , Davide Lazzaretti , Marcus Green , Joseph Buttigieg , Geoffrey Nowell Smith , Felice Platone , Valentino Gerratana Einaudi , Antonio Gramsci , Adriano Tilgher , Ranajit Guha , Vivek Chibber , Louis Marks , Columbia University Press , Columbia University , Italian Communist Party , Cp International Publishers Lawrence , Gramsci Institute , Subaltern Social Groups , Critical Edition , Prison Notebook , Italian Risorgimento , Modern Prince , Prison Notebooks , Valentino Gerratana , Middle Ages ,

Gramsci's laboratory

Subaltern Social Groups: A Critical Edition of Antonio Gramsci's Prison Notebook 25, adds significantly to our knowledge ....

Antonio Gramsci , Palmiro Togliatti , Marcus Green , Geoffrey Nowell Smith , Joseph Buttigieg , Felice Platone , Vivek Chibber , Davide Lazzaretti , Quintin Hoare , Ranajit Guha , Louis Marks , Adriano Tilgher , Valentino Gerratana Einaudi , Cp International Publishers Lawrence , Columbia University , Gramsci Institute , Columbia University Press , Italian Communist Party , Subaltern Social Groups , Critical Edition , Prison Notebook , Italian Risorgimento , Modern Prince , Prison Notebooks , Valentino Gerratana , Middle Ages ,

"Sozialrebell und Lumpensammler. Zur theoretischen Funktion von Margina" by Birgit Wagner

Abstract
This contribution focuses on two marginalized figures, the social rebel Davide Lazzaretti in Gramsci and the rag picker in Benjamin. Whereas Gramsci’s social rebel is a historical figure, Benjamin’s rag picker is derived from Baudelaire’s famous poem “Le vin des chiffonniers” [“The Rag Picker’s Wine”]. These two case studies, if we may call them so (after all, they are both based on written texts only), discuss the importance of individual subaltern rebellions against the ruling capitalistic/patriarchal society of the nineteenth century. Both theoreticians emphasise what Adorno called “the claim of singularity to truth”, a claim inherent in their theoretical assumptions throughout their lifetimes. The analysis proves that Gramsci’s studies of the subaltern help to analyse even today’s issues; on the other hand, Benjamin’s remarks have a slight tendency to romanticize the figure of the “hero rag picker”, while being a testimony to the impo ....

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