The “Democratic Philosopher” and Posthegemony
Abstract
This article intends partially to problematize the ontological constitution of the notion of hegemonic praxis in Antonio Gramsci; to produce a definition of posthegemony as a political position, not a doctrine; to risk the notion that, if there were a posthegemonic ontology it would be placed under erasure in the horizon of thought of ontological difference; briefly to engage with Afropessimism as an emerging space of posthegemonic praxis; and finally to return to Gramsci on the basis of a possible crisis of the concept of hegemony in his own work, or in the unthought or not-yet-thought of his work.
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