Gramsci and the Notion of Historical Catharsis. Validity for Latin America
Por:
Oliver, Lucio
Publicada:
1 jul 2017
Resumen:
The article exposes an appreciation of the importance of the notion of
catharsis of Antonio Gramsci for the political struggle of the
subalterns. It is a reflection on the characteristics and conditions
that generate an ethical political elevation of the local economic and
corporate struggle of the popular sectors as well as the union of
political currents of the left around a common project built in the
social struggle, project of a universal nature linked to the proposal of
a hegemonic alternative, of the constitution of an integral autonomy of
these in the perspective of a national and international dispute over
ideological political leadership and hegemony. This notion is
particularly necessary in Latin America and in Mexico due to the
conditions of organic and current political crises and the need for a
popular unity before the enthronement of neoliberalism as a form of
transnationalized domination that seeks to maintain the subordination of
countries to the great powers and large capitals even at the expense of
the decomposition of the State and the resort to violence.
Filiaciones:
Oliver, Lucio:
Univ Nacl Autonoma Mexico, Fac Ciencias Polit & Sociales, Mexico City, DF, Mexico
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