Gentili, Dario
Charles Baudelair Charles Baudelaire im Zeitalter der passiv eitalter der passiven Revolution: Benjamin und olution: Benjamin und Gramsci / Charles Baudelair amsci / Charles Baudelaire in the Age of P e in the Age of Passive Revolution: Benjamin olution: Benjamin and Gramsci
My contribution intends to confront Gramsci's reflections on the new forms of capitalism and
subjectivization as formulated in Americanism and Fordism with Benjamin's notion of "second technique".
Both Gramsci and Benjamin understood the development of capitalist modes of production as a field of
tension between the proletarian revolution and a new form of capitalist art of governing. This art of
government, which includes alternatives within the capitalist system, corresponds with Gramsci's
"passive revolution" in politics and with Benjamin's description of Baudelaire as "his own impresario" on
the level of forms of life. With their analyses of capitalism, both philosophers announced some
characteristics of neoliberalism.
https://ro.uow.edu.au/gramsci/vol3/iss4/
| Lingua | deu |
| Nomi |
[author] Gentili, Dario |
| Soggetti |
Americanismo
Rivoluzione Passiva
Americanism
Passive revolution |
