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Introduction | |
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Note on the Text | |
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Chronological Outline | |
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Writings 1916-1926 | |
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Socialism and Marxism 1917-1918 | |
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Discipline | |
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The Revolution against Capital | |
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Our Marx | |
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Class Intransigence and Italian History | |
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Utopia | |
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Working-Class Education and Culture | |
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Socialism and Culture | |
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Schools of Labour | |
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Men or Machines? | |
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The Popular University | |
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Illiteracy | |
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The Problem of the School | |
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[Questions of Culture] | |
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Marinetti the Revolutionary? | |
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Factory Councils and Socialist Democracy | |
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Workers' Democracy | |
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Conquest of the State | |
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To the Workshop Delegates of the Fiat Centro and Brevetti Plants | |
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Unions and Councils | |
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Red Sunday | |
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Political Capacity | |
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Those Mainly Responsible | |
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Once again on the Organic Capacities of the Working Class | |
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Communism 1919-24 | |
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The War in the Colonies | |
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Workers and Peasants | |
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The Livorno Congress | |
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Parties and Masses | |
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What the Relations Should Be Between the PCdI and the Comintern | |
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[Letter to Togliatti, Terracini and Others] | |
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Fascist Reaction and Communist Strategy 1924-1926 | |
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The Crisis of the Middle Classes | |
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The Italian Situation and the Tasks of the PCdI (Lyons Theses) | |
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Letter to the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party | |
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Some Aspects of the Southern Question | |
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Prison Writings 1929-1935 | |
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Hegemony, Relations of Force, Historical Bloc | |
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Structure and Superstructure [i] | |
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[Structure and Superstructure ii] | |
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Structure and Superstructures [iii] | |
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[The Concept of 'Historical Bloc'] | |
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[Ethico-Political History] | |
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[Ethico-Political History and Hegemony] | |
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[Political Ideologies] | |
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Ideologies | |
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Validity of Ideologies | |
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Analysis of Situations: Relations of Force | |
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Some Theoretical and Practical Aspects of 'Economism' | |
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Observations on Certain Aspects of the Structure of Political Parties in Periods of Organic Crisis | |
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The Art and Science of Politics | |
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[War of Position and War of Manoeuvre] | |
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War of Position and War of Manoeuvre or Frontal War | |
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Transition from the War of Manoeuvre (and from Frontal Attack) to the War of Position in the Political Field as Well | |
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[Internationalism and National Policy] | |
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Question of the 'Collective Man' or 'Social Conformism' | |
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Concept of State | |
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Ethical or Cultural State | |
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State as Gendarme-Nightwatchman, etc. | |
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The State as Veilleur de Nuit | |
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Economic-Corporate Phase of the State | |
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Statolatry | |
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[The Political Party as Modern 'Prince'] | |
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Fetishism | |
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Passive Revolution, Caesarism, Fascism | |
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The Problem of Political Leadership in the Formation and Development of the Modern State in Italy | |
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Notes on French National Life | |
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The Concept of 'Passive Revolution' [i] | |
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[The Concept of Passive Revolution ii] | |
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[The Concept of Passive Revolution iii] | |
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[Fascism as Passive Revolution: First Version] | |
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[Fascism as Passive Revolution: Second Version] | |
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Agitation and Propaganda | |
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Caesarism | |
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Caesarism and 'Catastrophic' Equilibrium of Politico-Social Forces | |
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Americanism and Fordism | |
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Rationalization of the Demographic Composition of Europe | |
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Some Aspects of the Sexual Question | |
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Financial Autarky and Industry | |
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'Animality' and Industrialism | |
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Rationalization of Production and Work | |
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Taylorism and the Mechanization of the Worker | |
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[Babbitt] | |
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Babbitt Again | |
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Notes on American Culture | |
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Intellectuals and Education | |
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[Intellectuals] | |
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Observations on the School: In Search of the Educational Principle | |
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[Intellectuals and Non-Intellectuals] | |
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Philosophy, Common Sense, Language and Folklore | |
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Notes for an Introduction and an Approach to the Study of Philosophy in the History of Culture | |
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Some preliminary reference points | |
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Observations and critical notes on an attempt at a 'Popular Manual of Sociology' | |
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Language, Languages, Common Sense | |
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['Knowledge' and 'Feeling'] | |
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[The Philosophy of Praxis and 'Intellectual and Moral Reformation'] | |
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How Many Forms of Grammar Can There Be? | |
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Sources of Diffusion of Linguistic Innovations in the Tradition and of a National Linguistic Conformism in the Broad National Masses | |
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Historical and Normative Grammars | |
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Grammar and Technique | |
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Observations on Folklore | |
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Popular Culture | |
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Concept of 'National-Popular' | |
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Various Types of Popular Novel | |
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The Operatic Conception of Life | |
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Popular Literature. Operatic Taste | |
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Oratory, Conversation, Culture | |
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Journalism | |
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Ideological Material | |
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Dilettantism and Discipline | |
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[Integral Journalism] | |
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Types of Periodical | |
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Art and the Struggle for a New Civilization | |
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Art and the Struggle for a New Civilization | |
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Art and Culture | |
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Literary Criticism | |
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Criteria of Literary Criticism | |
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Sincerity (or Spontaneity) and Discipline | |
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['Functional' Literature] | |
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Notes | |
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Glossary of Key Terms | |
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Further Reading | |
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Name Index | |
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Subject Index | |