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Antonio Gramsci
Antonio Gramsci
Born	22 January 1891; Ales, Sardinia, Italy
Died	27 April 1937; Rome, Italy
Nationality	Italian
Known for	Theory of cultural hegemony; Writing the Prison Notebooks

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Antonio Gramsci was an Italian Marxist, one of the founders and leaders of the Italian Communist Party. In 1926, he was imprisoned by Benito Mussolini's fascist regime; he spent the remaining years of his life in prison, eventually dying in 1937 of a mix of several health complications.^[1] In prison, he wrote a famous series of assorted notes and Marxist analyses known as the Prison Notebooks.

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Imperialism is perhaps the most prolific reactionary force in the world, regularly finding its downfall within revolutionary programs. The masses clearly find themselves no longer under the oppressive boot of a single capitalist yolk, but strangled by a double yolk: capitalism and imperialism. All communists who genuinely wish to free the global masses must probe deeply into the universal essence of imperialism, it is only by thoroughly studying and properly analysing imperialism that the modern situation can be accurately understood: how to approach it, and more importantly, how to change it. It is only through studying imperialism that the targets for our guns will make themselves clear.

To negate and dismiss an adequate analysis of imperialism, is to join the camp of global reactionaries, and abandon the world Proletariat.

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↑ Antonio Gramsci (1971). Selections from the Prison Notebooks: 'Introduction' (pp. xvii–xcvi). New York City: International Publishers. ISBN 071780397X

[1] Antonio Gramsci (1971). Selections from the Prison Notebooks: 'Introduction' (pp. xvii–xcvi). New York City: International Publishers. ISBN 071780397X

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Antonio Gramsci

Born	22 January 1891 Ales, Sardinia, Italy
Died	27 April 1937 Rome, Italy
Nationality	Italian
Known for	Theory of cultural hegemony Writing the Prison Notebooks