subaltern
a fatalism by which the workers and their organizations had forged a ‘subaltern’ vision of the world for themselves
Gramsci on the 'econonism' of the Second and Third Internationals
a fatalism by which the workers and their organizations had forged a ‘subaltern’ vision of the world for themselves
Gramsci on the 'econonism' of the Second and Third Internationals
[...] for Marx, progress is neither modernity nor liberalism nor, even less, is it capitalism. Or, rather, ‘dialectically’, it is capitalism insofar as capitalism makes socialism inevitable and, conversely, socialism insofar as socialism resolves the contradictions of capitalism.
In the ideological domain, all production is denied or is sublimated and becomes free ‘creation’.
On the Jewish Question of 1843, which contains the famous exegesis of the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen