Gedö, András - Riser, John

Gramsci's Path Through the Tension between "Absolute Historicism" and Materialist Dialectics: Marxism as Historical Philosophy

is part of Nature, Society, and Thought , VI , 1 , January, 1993 , 7-40

«... Gramsci was a Leninist rooted in the Italian political-philosophical culture whose concept of historical dialectics evolved from a Croce an idealistic historicism to a materialist dialectics. In Italy, Gramsci's ideas were first approved, then criticized by Benedetto Croce, dominated the Italian Marxist movement in the 1960s, & were often misinterpreted as idealist. Outside Italy, Gramsci was placed in the tradition of nonmaterialist Marxism. It is concluded that with the defeat of Marxism, Gramsci's concept of history is very relevant today.».

Language	eng
Names	[author] Gedö, András [author] Riser, John
Subjects	All'Estero: Generale Storicismo Materialismo Attualità Croce, Benedetto Lenin, Nikolaj, Vladimir Il'iÄ� Ul'janov, detto Abroad (General) Historicism Materialism actuality Croce, Benedetto Lenin, Nikolaj, Vladimir Il'iÄ� Ul'janov, detto