Areco, Sabrina

Antonio Gramsci e Albert Mathiez

jacobinos e jacobinismo nos anos de guerra

In his work, Quaderni del Carcere [Prison notebooks], Antonio Gramsci discussed the Jacobins and Jacobinism bringing them closer to center issues as political parties and hegemony. His analysis of the political group and of the French Revolution proposed a dialog with the work of the French historian, Albert Mathiez, who contributed with a decisive change: from Gramsci's early anti-Jacobin articles to his recognition of the effectiveness and pragmatism of the Jacobin political action and their contribution to the socialist strategy. The present article reconstructs the interlocution of Gramsci's writings with the historical studies that Mathiez developed and introduced in both French and Italian intellectual circles at the end of the First World War. It also demonstrates the importance of Gramsci's attention to the academic debates around Mathiez and the emergence of a new historiography of the French Revolution.

Lingua	por
Nomi	[author] Areco, Sabrina
Soggetti	Mathiez, Albert Giacobinismo Mathiez, Albert Jacobinism