Attempted Political and Intellectual Historian and James Bond expert. Gramsci and Brexit researcher @Queen Mary University of London. I love Martinis. In English e italiano.
Not sure I’ll agree with this book or its thesis, but I’m definitely going to read it. And for the first time in my career as a historian, my narrow, nerdy interests are part of the public debate, and that feels great!
November 21, 2025 at 4:45 PM
Not sure I’ll agree with this book or its thesis, but I’m definitely going to read it. And for the first time in my career as a historian, my narrow, nerdy interests are part of the public debate, and that feels great!
Eric Hobsbawm, writing in 2007 for the Italian newspaper La Repubblica confirmed: ‘I think we in Britain were among the first to notice Gramsci, mainly because many British soldiers who returned home after fighting in Italy had heard of him. #Gramscianisation #new_paper
July 24, 2025 at 9:17 AM
Eric Hobsbawm, writing in 2007 for the Italian newspaper La Repubblica confirmed: ‘I think we in Britain were among the first to notice Gramsci, mainly because many British soldiers who returned home after fighting in Italy had heard of him. #Gramscianisation #new_paper
English historian Christopher Hill, though stating that Gramsci’s work was never discussed within the Communist Historians Group admitted that ‘the members of the Group had arrived independently at some of the ideas which Gramsci had so effectively presented’. #Gramscianisation #new_paper
July 24, 2025 at 9:15 AM
English historian Christopher Hill, though stating that Gramsci’s work was never discussed within the Communist Historians Group admitted that ‘the members of the Group had arrived independently at some of the ideas which Gramsci had so effectively presented’. #Gramscianisation #new_paper
Jamaican-British cultural theorist Stuart Hall in his posthumous memoir recalled that while collaborating with the Universities and Left Review in the 1950s, ‘there was a notion of hegemony operating there already […] although none of us had yet read a word of Gramsci’. #Gramscianisation #new_paper
July 24, 2025 at 9:14 AM
Jamaican-British cultural theorist Stuart Hall in his posthumous memoir recalled that while collaborating with the Universities and Left Review in the 1950s, ‘there was a notion of hegemony operating there already […] although none of us had yet read a word of Gramsci’. #Gramscianisation #new_paper
In a little-known article from 1977, Eric #Hobsbawm argued that Antonio #Gramsci was able to theorize the concept of #hegemony so effectively because he was Italian.
April 27, 2025 at 7:40 AM
In a little-known article from 1977, Eric #Hobsbawm argued that Antonio #Gramsci was able to theorize the concept of #hegemony so effectively because he was Italian.