Book · 1935 · Nonfiction

Selections from the Prison Notebooks

International Publishers · 483 pages
★ 6.6 editorial score

Sentenced to twenty years by Mussolini's courts, Gramsci filled thirty-odd notebooks explaining why revolutions fail: the powerful rule by consent, through schools, churches, and newspapers that make their order feel like common sense.

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