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The modern prince by Antonio Gramsci · Booklabria

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The modern prince

Political scienceSocial sciences

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First published: 1957
Language: English
Editions: 13

Synopsis

"These writings on the nature of politics in the modern age, on the interpretation of history and on the role of culture and the intellectuals are selected from Gramsci's notebooks, written while he was in prison under Mussolini."--Back cover.

Subjects: Political science
Social sciences
Addresses, essays, lectures
Communism
Socialism
Communism, italy
Set in: Italy

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