This thinker contrasted the "rational demographic composition" of America with the parasitic classes of Europe in a work. That work also contains the story of a creature that tears off its own testicles to save itself, the "Fable of the Beaver". He described the political party as an organism in which "the modern prince" has taken form. This author of "Americanism and (*) Fordism" drew upon the work of Labriola to develop his "philosophy of praxis" and described how the state holds control over the subaltern in his theo
This thinker contrasted the "rational demographic composition" of America with the parasitic classes of Europe in a work. That work also contains the story of a creature that tears off its own testicles to save itself, the "Fable of the Beaver". He described the political party as an organism in which "the modern prince" has taken form. This author of "Americanism and (*) Fordism" drew upon the work of Labriola to develop his "philosophy of praxis" and described how the state holds control over the subaltern in his theory of cultural hegemony. His most influential works were written after he was placed in the Regina Coeli by his country's fascist government. For 10 points, name this author of the Prison Notebooks, an Italian Marxist sociologist.
This thinker contrasted the "rational demographic composition" of America with the parasitic classes of Europe in a work.
Antonio Gramsci