# Sources: Gramsci and hegemony Hub: [[Topics/Religion, Trust and Civilization/Religion, Trust and Civilization|Religion, Trust and Civilization]] · [[Topics/Religion, Trust and Civilization/Vocabulary|Vocabulary]] · Analysis: [[Users/@noFrontMilitar/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - noFrontMilitar on Gramsci, Christianity and Hegemony (2026-10-24)|@noFrontMilitar on Gramsci (Oct 24, 2026)]] All sources were read Sat Oct 24 to Sun Oct 25, 2026 (CT). X metrics were last refreshed at about 11:33 AM CT on Oct 25. ## X posts 1. @noFrontMilitar, Oct 24, 2026, 7:21 PM CT (analyzed): https://x.com/noFrontMilitar/status/2114150254450966981 2. @noFrontMilitar, Sep 5, 2026, 6:00 PM CT (first posting of the same essay): https://x.com/noFrontMilitar/status/2096373006222213328 3. @MauricioUliana, Oct 25, 6:02 AM CT ("Texto para reflexão antes da votação"): https://x.com/MauricioUliana/status/2114311732898275825 4. @noFrontMilitar, Oct 25, 6:48 AM CT (Frankfurt School thread): https://x.com/noFrontMilitar/status/2114323319042257126 5. @noFrontMilitar, Oct 25, 11:29 AM CT ("À Sombra da Teoria Crítica"): https://x.com/noFrontMilitar/status/2114393814353723427 6. @brivael, Oct 24, 11:21 AM CT ("Here's how the system works."): https://x.com/brivael/status/2114029544151666871 7. @Kristof_Poland, Oct 23, 2:44 AM CT (Gramsci, "civilizational climate"): https://x.com/Kristof_Poland/status/2113537011059450240 ## Reference and scholarship | Source | Used for | |---|---| | Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, "Antonio Gramsci": https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/gramsci/ | Biography, sentence, notebooks, absolute historicism | | Casa Museo Gramsci (Ghilarza), timeline: https://www.casamuseogramsci.it/ | Arrest Nov 8, 1926; sentence Jun 4, 1928 | | marxists.org, introduction to the Gramsci archive: https://www.marxists.org/archive/gramsci/intro.htm | Turi, Formia and Quisisana; where the notebooks were written | | Gramsci, *Selections from the Prison Notebooks* (eds. Hoare & Nowell Smith, 1971), pp. 133, 161, 238, 297, 328, 332, 445, 465 | Q13 §1, Q13 §18, Q7 §16, Q22, Q11 §12, Q11 §27 quotations (some via secondary excerpts) | | Q13 §1 "Prince… takes the place of the divinity" quote: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Communism/Selected_quote/24 | Claim 11 | | Peter D. Thomas, "Absolute historicism", *Historical-Critical Dictionary of Marxism* (inkrit.de) | Claim 13 | | Peter D. Thomas, "The Modern Prince: Gramsci's Reading of Machiavelli": https://bura.brunel.ac.uk/bitstream/2438/12265/3/FullText.pdf | Machiavelli, not the Jesuits, as the source of the Modern Prince | | Marcus E. Green, "Gramsci's Concept of the 'Simple'", *Rethinking Marxism* (2018): https://doi.org/10.1080/08935696.2018.1552048 | The Church vs. the philosophy of praxis on the "simple"; Jesuit discipline | | "Hegemony Without Tears", *Constellations* (U. Alberta): https://doi.org/10.29173/cons27861 | Code words ("filosofia della praxis", "Ilici") | | Laclau & Mouffe, *Hegemony and Socialist Strategy* (Verso, 1985) | Chain of equivalence; dropping the proletariat's privileged role | | Augusto Del Noce, Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augusto_Del_Noce | Del Noce's life and theses | | Del Noce, *The Suicide of the Revolution* (McGill-Queen's UP): https://www.mqup.ca/Books/T/The-Suicide-of-the-Revolution | Nihilism; Gramsci and Gentile | | Catholic World Report review of Del Noce (Jun 22, 2026) | Reception of the English edition |