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Vol. 6 No. 11 (2017): Gramsci, Democracy Between Latin America and Europe

Published: 2017-12-13

July-December.

Published: 13/12/2017

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Editorial

Why Gramsci?

Ricardo Laleff Ilieff

9-28
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Invited Authors

Gramsci and the Notion of Historical Catharsis. Validity for Latin America

Lucio Oliver

25-42
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Dossier Articles

What Is a “Hegemonic Crisis”? Some Notes on History, Revolution and Visibility in Gramsci

Fabio Frosini

45-71
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Contemporary Gramsci: Echoes of the National-Popular Will in Latin America

Martín Cortés

73-96
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Populism and Passive Revolution. About “The Uses of Gramsci” in Latin America

Pablo Pizzorno

97-130
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Common Sense in Gramsci’s State Theory. Reflections upon the South American Future

Luciano Nosetto

131-153
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On the Intellectual Movement in Turkey through Gramsci and Luxemburg

Sevgi Doğan

155-189
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Translations

Hegemonic Sovereignty: Carl Schmitt, Antonio Gramsci and the Constituent Prince

Andreas Kalyvas, Nicole Darat Guerra (Trad.)

193-248
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Articles

Not Everyone Can Tell the Truth. Foucault, Parresia and Populism

Sebastian Barros

251-282
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Tradition, Decision and Moderation: Critics of the Three Ways of Access a Juan Donoso Cortés's Thought

Fabricio Ezequiel Castro

283-327
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