I'm interested in reading his political philosophy, however from my understanding his major work 'prison notebooks' is written very eclectically and is highly contextual to Italian politics at the time. So i was wondering if 'prison notebooks' was worth reading in full or if there is a good abridged version. Either that, or whether there is some kind of secondary reading or annotated version to help fill in what he is responding to.
Antonio Gramsci
Jose Powell
Eli Lopez
nigga looks like a lesbian
Adrian Wright
Bump
Gabriel Ross
The resemblance is uncanny
Luis Flores
bump
Elijah Cruz
Sorry, haven't read Gramsci.
Samuel Jackson
I'd start with the Talmud to get a better idea of his mindset.
Gabriel Nguyen
Get yourself the Routledge Guidebook edition mate
Owen Murphy
Thanks
Jose Brooks
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