" That book by this man argues that the ruling class can dominate the working class by using their worldview and norms, which he termed "cultural hegemony."
In one text, this author defines the balance between the "mass element," the "principal cohesive element," and the "intermediate element" as part of the theorem of fixed proportions. One of his essays that discusses force and consent posits that those two topics comprise the philosophy of the epoch. In one of his books, the section "Against Byzantism" argues against the "theoreticism" of Louis Althusser. That book by this man discusses the necessity of repressing the sexual instinct in order for a passive revolution to occur within the constraints of society. This author distinguishes between traditional scholars and those who speak for the interests of a specific class of people, whom he dubs "organic intellectuals." That book by this man argues that the ruling class can dominate the working class by using their worldview and norms, which he termed "cultural hegemony." For 10 points, name this author of the Prison Notebooks.
In one text, this author defines the balance between the "mass element," the "principal cohesive element," and the "intermediate element" as part of the theorem of fixed proportions.
Antonio Gramsci