For 10 points, name this concept with origins in the politics of Ancient Greece, which describes the dominance of one group over another.
A 1985 book argues that this concept's "essentialist" form results from a lack of correspondence between economic and social understandings of class, and must be combatted through a dual "war of maneuver" and a "war of position." This concept is paired with "socialist strategy" in the title of that book by Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe. One thinker argued that "organic intellectuals" are central to the formation of a "counter" form of this concept. Prestige and confidence combine to cause the "spontaneous consent" of the masses in the "cultural" form of this concept, according to the Prison Notebooks of Antonio Gramsci ("GRAHM-shee"). For 10 points, name this concept with origins in the politics of Ancient Greece, which describes the dominance of one group over another.
A 1985 book argues that this concept's "essentialist" form results from a lack of correspondence between economic and social understandings of class, and must be combatted through a dual "war of maneuver" and a "war of position.
hegemony [accept word forms; accept cultural hegemony, social hegemony, and political hegemony; accept Hegemony and Socialist Strategy] &lt;Social Science&gt;