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Selections from Cultural Writings
Harvard University Press, 1985 Cloth: 978-0-674-79985-1 | Paper: 978-0-674-79986-8 Library of Congress Classification DG575.G69A25 1985 Dewey Decimal Classification 945
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Selections from Cultural Writings
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by Antonio Gramsci
edited by David Forgacs and Geoffrey Nowell-Smith
translated by William Boelhower
edited by David Forgacs and Geoffrey Nowell-Smith
translated by William Boelhower
Harvard University Press, 1985
Cloth: 978-0-674-79985-1
Paper: 978-0-674-79986-8
Cloth: 978-0-674-79985-1
Paper: 978-0-674-79986-8
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- CONTENTS
- NOTE ON THE TEXT
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- ABBREVIATIONS OF WORKS CITED
- GENERAL INTRODUCTION
- I
- PROLETARIAN CULTURE
- Introduction
- Politics and Culture
- 1
- For a Cultural Association
- 2
- Philanthropy, Good Will and Organization
- 3
- A Single Language and Esperanto
- 4
- Culture and Class Struggle
- 5
- Serial Novels
- 6
- Communism and Art
- 7
- The Problem of the School
- 8
- Questions of Culture
- 9
- Party Art
- Futurism
- 10
- The Futurists
- 11
- Marinetti the Revolutionary?
- 12
- A Letter to Trotsky on Futurism
- Theatre Criticism
- 13
- Theatre and Cinema
- 14
- The Theatre Industry (i)
- 15
- The Theatre Industry (ii)
- 16
- The Chiarella Brothers Again
- 17
- The Theatre Industry (iii)
- 18
- Continuation of Life
- 19
- Contrasts
- 20
- Emma Gramatica
- 21
- Morality and Standards
- 22
- Non amarmi così! by Fraccaroli
- 23
- Anfisa by Andreyev
- 24
- Pensaci, Giacomino! by Pirandello
- 25
- Liolà by Pirandello
- 26
- Così è (se vi pare) by Pirandello
- 27
- Il piacere dell'onestà Pirandello
- 28
- Il giuoco delle parti by Pirandello
- 29
- La ragione degli altri by Pirandello
- II
- PROBLEMS OF CRITICISM
- Introduction
- 1
- Back to De Sanctis
- 2
- Art and the Struggle for a New Civilization
- 3
- Art and Culture
- 4
- Adelchi Baratono
- 5
- Literary Criticism. Paul Nizan
- 6
- Constituting an Epoch
- 7
- Croce and Literary Criticism
- 8
- Ethico-political History
- 9
- Educative Art
- 10
- Criteria of Literary Criticism
- 11
- For a New Literature (Art) through a New Culture
- 12
- Individualism and Art
- 13
- Criteria of Method
- 14
- The Writer's Attitude
- 15
- Non-National-Popular Characteristics of Italian Literature. ‘Contentism’ and ‘Calligraphism’
- 16
- Languages of the Arts
- 17
- Neology
- 18
- Sincerity (or Spontaneity) and Discipline
- 19
- Cultural Themes. ‘Rationalism’ (i)
- 20
- Popular Literature. Rationalism (ii)
- 21
- Popular Literature. Rationalism (iii)
- 22
- Popular Literature. ‘Functional’ Literature
- 23
- The New Architecture
- 24
- Justification of Autobiography (i)
- 25
- Justification of Autobiography (ii)
- 26
- Some Criteria of ‘Literary’ Judgement
- 27
- Methodological Criteria
- III
- PIRANDELLO
- Introduction
- 1
- Father Bresciani's Progeny: Pirandello
- 2
- Italian Literature: Pirandello
- 3
- Theatre of Pirandello (i)
- 4
- Theatre of Pirandello (ii)
- 5
- An Early Note by Pirandello
- IV
- CANTO X OF DANTE'S INFERNO
- Introduction
- 1
- ‘Structure’ and ‘Poetry’
- 2
- Criticism of the ‘Unexpressed’?
- 3
- Pliny and Lessing
- 4
- Guido Cavalcanti's Death
- 5
- Guido's Disdain
- 6
- Vincenzo Morello
- 7
- The ‘Renunciations of Description’ in the Divine Comedy
- 8
- The Blind Tiresias
- 9
- ‘Rastignac’
- V
- LANGUAGE, LINGUISTICS AND FOLKLORE
- Introduction
- 1
- The Question of the Language and the Italian Intellectual Classes
- 2
- Bellonci and Crémieux
- 3
- Giulio Bertoni and Linguistics
- 4
- Linguistic Problems: Giulio Bertoni
- 5
- Linguistics: Pagliaro
- 6
- Linguistics: Sicardi
- 7
- Croce's Essay ‘This Round Table is Square’
- 8
- How Many Forms of Grammar Can There Be?
- 9
- Sources of Diffusion of Linguistic Innovations in the Tradition and of a National Linguistic Conformism in the Broad National Masses
- 10
- Different Kinds of Normative Grammar
- 11
- Historical and Normative Grammars
- 12
- Grammar and Technique
- 13
- The So-called ‘Question of the Language’
- 14
- Observations on Folklore: Giovanni Crocioni
- 15
- Observations on Folklore: ‘Natural Law’ and Folklore
- 16
- Folklore: ‘Contemporary Pre-history’
- 17
- Folklore: Popular Songs
- VI
- PEOPLE, NATION AND CULTURE
- Introduction
- 1
- Connection of Problems
- 2
- Popular Literature: Content and Form
- 3
- Concept of ‘National-Popular’
- 4
- Study of the Moral and Intellectual Tendencies and Interests Prevalent in Literary Circles
- 5
- The Study of the Historical Formation of the Italian Intellectuals
- 6
- Humanism and Renaissance (i)
- 7
- Humanism and Renaissance (ii)
- 8
- Humanism and Renaissance (iii)
- 9
- The Renaissance
- 10
- The Sixteenth Century
- 11
- Non-National-Popular Character of Italian Literature
- 12
- Philosophical Novels, Utopias, etc
- 13
- Indirect Sources: ‘Utopias’ and So-called ‘Philosophical Novels’
- 14
- Moments of Intensely Collective and Unitary Life in the National Development of the Italian People
- 15
- Popular Aspects of the Risorgimento: Volunteers and Popular Intervention
- 16
- Interpretations of the Risorgimento (i)
- 17
- Interpretations of the Risorgimento (ii)
- 18
- Gioberti and Jacobinism
- 19
- Formation and Spread of the New Bourgeoisie in Italy
- 20
- Ugo Foscolo and Italian Literary Rhetoric
- 21
- Alfredo Oriani
- 22
- Italian National Culture
- 23
- French and Italian Historical Culture
- 24
- Balzac
- 25
- Julien Benda
- 26
- Emmanuel Berl
- 27
- The Public and Italian Literature
- 28
- On Italian Literature: G.A. Borgese
- 29
- The Italians and the Novel
- 30
- Luigi Capuana
- 31
- Tendencies in Italian Culture: Giovanni Cena
- 32
- Gino Saviotti
- 33
- Popular Literature: Giuseppe Ungaretti
- 34
- The ‘People’ and the ‘Public’
- 35
- Intellectuals and Literature
- 36
- Consent of the Nation or of the ‘Elect’
- 37
- The Bureaucrats
- 38
- Enrico Thovez
- 39
- Antonio Fradeletto
- 40
- Americanism: Babbitt
- 41
- Americanism: Babbitt Again
- 42
- Notes on American Culture
- 43
- The English and Religion
- 44
- Intellectuals: Notes on English Culture (i)
- 45
- Intellectuals: Notes on English Culture (ii)
- VII
- MANZONI
- Introduction
- 1
- The ‘Popularity’ of Tolstoy and Manzoni
- 2
- Attitude to the People in The Betrothed
- 3
- ‘The Humble’
- 4
- Manzoni and ‘The Humble’
- 5
- Popular Literature: Manzoni
- 6
- Irony
- VIII
- FATHER BRESCIANI'S PROGENY
- Introduction
- 1
- Father Bresciani's Progeny
- 2
- Two Generations
- 3
- Ugo Ojetti and the Jesuits
- 4
- Panzini
- 5
- Giovanni Papini
- 6
- Giuseppe Prezzolini
- 7
- Curzio Malaparte
- 8
- Luca Beltrami (Polifilo)
- 9
- Leonida Répaci
- 10
- Giovanni Ansaldo
- 11
- War Literature
- 12
- The Academy of Ten
- 13
- La Fiera Letteraria
- 14
- Bontempelli's Novecentismo
- 15
- ‘Novecentismo’ and ‘Super-country’
- 16
- Super-city and Super-country
- 17
- Jahier, Raimondi and Proudhon
- 18
- Enrico Corradini
- 19
- Ardengo Soffici
- 20
- Cardarelli and La Ronda
- 21
- A Sphinx Without Riddles
- 22
- Portrait of the Italian Peasant
- 23
- ‘Catholic Art’
- 24
- ‘Technically’ Catholic Writers
- 25
- Bruno Cicognani
- 26
- Alessandro Luzio
- 27
- Inconclusive Debates
- IX
- POPULAR LITERATURE
- Introduction
- 1
- Influence of French Romantic Serials
- 2
- ‘Interest’
- 3
- Carlo Linati on ‘Interest’
- 4
- Serial Novels
- 5
- The Heroes of Popular Literature
- 6
- Guerin Meschino
- 7
- Raffaello Giovagnoli's. Spartaco
- 8
- Aldo Sorani on Popular Literature
- 9
- Popular Origin of the ‘Superman’
- 10
- Various Types of Popular Novel
- 11
- Popularity of Italian Literature
- 12
- Populist Tendencies
- 13
- The Book Fair
- 14
- Popular Theatre and Novel
- 15
- Statistics
- 16
- Verne and the Scientific-geographical Novel
- 17
- The Detective Novel (i)
- 18
- The Detective Novel (ii)
- 19
- Cultural Derivatives of the Serial Novel
- 20
- André Moufflet on the Serial Novel
- 21
- Novelized Biographies
- 22
- The Operatic Conception of Life
- 23
- Popular Literature: Opera
- 24
- Popular Literature: Operatic Taste
- 25
- Oratory, Conversation, Culture
- X
- JOURNALISM
- Introduction
- 1
- Cultural Themes: Ideological Material
- 2
- Italian Intellectuals
- 3
- Types of Periodical: Dilettantism and Discipline
- 4
- Types of Periodical: The Final Evolutionary Being
- 5
- Types of Periodical: Critical Information
- 6
- Journalism: Almanacs
- 7
- Journalism: Readers
- 8
- Journalism: Intellectual Movements and Centres
- 9
- Journalism: Types of Periodical: External Appearance
- 10
- Journalism: Types of Periodical: Political Education
- 11
- Integral Journalism
- 12
- Types of Newspaper
- 13
- Types of Periodical
- 14
- Types of Periodical: Moralizing Reviews
- 15
- Yearbooks and Almanacs
- 16
- Cattaneo
- 17
- Original Essays and Translations
- 18
- Science Columns
- 19
- Schools of Journalism
- CONCORDANCE TABLE
- INDEX
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