‘Imbalanced modernity’ and ‘Caesarism’:
Gramscian categories to think through the crises of democracy
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https://doi.org/10.32335/2238-0426.2022.12.28.7836Keywords:
unbalanced modernity, caesarism, naples, achille lauroAbstract
This article presents a reflection - supported by the Gramscian theoretical and methodological categories of unbalanced modernity and Caesarism, thought of in a ‘post-totalitarian’ way - on the transformations and deep contradictions brought about by the ‘dualist’ North-South development model, having as a privileged focus the right-wings in the government of Naples and Italy’s ‘Meridione’ at the time of the post-World War II reconstruction.
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