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The Modern Prince: Part One—Gramsci as Leader of the Communist Movement in Italy, 1919-1926

The Modern Prince
Part One—Gramsci as Leader of the Communist Movement in Italy, 1919-1926
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table of contents
  1. Front Matter
  2. Part One—Gramsci as Leader of the Communist Movement in Italy, 1919-1926
    1. Introduction
    2. Two Editorials From Ordine Nuovo
      1. I
      2. II
    3. The Programme of Ordine Nuovo
    4. The Southern Question
  3. Part Two—Gramsci in Prison, 1926-1937
    1. Introduction
    2. The Study of Philosophy and of Historical Materialism
      1. Connection between Common Sense, Religion and Philosophy
      2. Relationship between Science, Religion and Common Sense
    3. What is Man?
    4. Marxism and Modern Culture
    5. Critical Notes on an Attempt at a Popular Presentation of Marxism by Bukharin
      1. I. Premise
      2. 2. General Questions
        1. Historical Materialism and Sociology
        2. The Constituent Parts of Marxism
        3. The Intellectuals
        4. Science and System
        5. The Dialectic
        6. The Concept of "Science"
        7. The so-called "reality of the external world"
        8. Judgment of Past Philosophies
        9. Immanence and Marxism
        10. Questions of Nomenclature and Content
        11. The Concept of "Orthodoxy"
    6. The Formation of Intellectuals
    7. The Organisation of Education and Culture
  4. Part Three—The Modern Prince: Essays on the Science of Politics in the Modern Age
    1. Notes on Machiavelli's Politics
    2. The Science of Politics
    3. Elements of Politics
    4. The Political Party
    5. Some Theoretical and Practical Aspects of "Economism"
    6. Foresight and Perspective
    7. Analysis of Situations, Relations of Forces
    8. Observations on Some Aspects of the Structure of Political Parties in Periods of Organic Crisis
    9. On Bureaucracy
    10. The Theorem of Definite Proportions
    11. Sociology and Political Science
    12. Number and Quality in Representative Régimes
    13. Hegemony (Civil Society) and Division of Powers
    14. The Conception of Law
  5. Biographical Notes and Glossary

Part One—Gramsci as Leader of the Communist Movement in Italy, 1919-1926

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