This book provides a new and original approach to the concept of hegemony. This book employs critical realist philosophy in an explanatory way to help clarify the concept of hegemony and its relation to societal processes.
This book provides a new and original approach to the concept of hegemony. This book employs critical realist philosophy in an explanatory way to help clarify the concept of hegemony and its relation to societal processes.
Jonathan Joseph teaches social science and philosophy at Goldsmiths College, London, and at The Open University. He has written articles on Marxism, critical realism, hegemony and deconstruction and is on the editorial board of Capital & Class.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Realism and Hegemony Part I: a Theoretical History 2. Gramsci's Realist Hegemony 3. Classical Marxism: Lenin and Trotsky 4. English Debates and the Structuralism of Poulantzas 5. Posts and Structures Part II: Theoretical Questions 6. Two Types of Hegemony: Structural Hegemony and Hegemonic Projects 7. Objectivity and Intersubjectivity 8. Hegemony Through Time and Space 9. Economy and Hegemony 10. Conclusion
1. Realism and Hegemony Part I: a Theoretical History 2. Gramsci's Realist Hegemony 3. Classical Marxism: Lenin and Trotsky 4. English Debates and the Structuralism of Poulantzas 5. Posts and Structures Part II: Theoretical Questions 6. Two Types of Hegemony: Structural Hegemony and Hegemonic Projects 7. Objectivity and Intersubjectivity 8. Hegemony Through Time and Space 9. Economy and Hegemony 10. Conclusion
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