Despite this, Gramsci resigned himself to the existence of this arguably cruder form of Marxism: the proletariat's status as a dependent class meant that Marxism, as its philosophy, could often only be expressed in the form of popular superstition and common sense.
Maxism was a philosophy for the proletariat, a dependent class, and thus could often only be expressed in the form of popular superstition and common sense. Despite this, Gramsci resigned himself to the existence of this arguably cruder form of Marxism.
Despite this, Gramsci resigned himself to the existence of this arguably cruder form of Marxism. Maxism was a philosophy for the proletariat, a dependent class, and thus could often only be expressed in the form of popular superstition and common sense.
Despite this, Gramsci resigned himself to the existence of this arguably cruder form of Marxism. Maxism was a philosophy for the proletariat, a dependent class, and thus could often only be expressed in the form of popular superstition and common sense.