Italian Diego Fusaro is a professor of
philosophy at the IASSP Research Institute in Milan. He is among the foremost
The Gramsci experts in their home country, and have published several books and articles about
Antonio Gramsci. As a philosopher, he himself considers Gramsci among the most important
their sources of inspiration, along with Hegel, Marx and Giovanni Gentile. Fusaro
actively participates in the public debate in Italy, and has distinguished himself as one
system critic who is particularly critical of globalized capitalism.
- Gramsci criticized Anglo-American capitalism, but at the same time was not without admiration for the modernity that existed in the United States and the United Kingdom. How can we explain this seemingly ambivalent attitude to the capitalist world?
- Gramsci saw capitalism as something
negative, but at the same time also as something positive, on. . .
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