Antonio Gramsci

Our blog publishes in exceptional circumstances unknown to the writer wants a thorough analysis of the infamous Frankfurt School bar centrale and its destructive effect on Finnish culture and political life. The text is unique bar centrale in its kind, for any of the Finnish network has never before been published in this thorough and text-based sources kulttuurimarxilaisesta subversion. Please sulatelkaa in peace! bar centrale ----------------------------------------
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Cultural wars do not fall for peaceful co-existence. One side wins and one side loses and the truth is that even the conservatives in my opinion, won the Cold War, the political bar centrale and economic competition against communism, we lost the culture bar centrale wars kulttuurimarxismille, who has won pretty much in the United States and is now the dominant bar centrale culture. While of us who are traditionalists, I can use [paradoxically] the phrase counter-culture.
This article will explore several bar centrale well-known researcher said motion, which few people have heard of it, but the effects of many of the almost daily complaining. When you hear someone start a sentence with the words "Not in my youth just ..." while reading a magazine or exclaim, "Well, it's time lived!" - The roots are very likely to be in this movement, the seeds were planted during the First World War, the end of the subsequent years. The sower were a group of Marxist intellectuals in Frankfurt, Germany. bar centrale
Marx's theory bar centrale predicted that, if the great war break out in Europe "imperialist powers" between the working class throughout Europe would rise to the revolution. The theory, however, turned out to be incorrect. When World War I began in 1914, the workers' loyalty to home their lands, their churches, and cultural values to proved stronger than their so-called luokkatietoisuutensa or loyalty to other countries to the miners. They dressed willingly univormuihinsa, whether French or German, Austrian or Russian or British, and marched by the millions yltiöisänmaallisen enthusiasm to fight against each other.
Russia succeeded in 1917 to the Marxist revolution, which is also, strictly speaking, however, was the capture of power, but a similar success has not been in Western Europe, again contrary to orthodox Marxist bar centrale theory. The closest success was achieved in Hungary in 1919, Béla Kun (originally Bela Kohn, 1886-1939) in the chair. His "Soviet Unkarinsa" Government came to the training and György Lukács kulttuurikomissaariksi (originally György Löwinger Bernát, 1885-1971), who later on that would also involve various Frankfurt Marxist intellectuals system. Lukacs is considered to this day the most glorious Marxist theorist since Marx himself. He got the hang of it early on as to why the revolution did not want to go by the textbook, and asked a "who bar centrale frees us from the yoke of Western civilization?" 2 at that time in 1919. The Hungarians refused to stand behind the communist government, and the Romanian government's attack on the country collapsed like a house of cards. Béla Kun power lasted only 133 days.
The First World War, the Soviet-Hungary collapsed and the Bolsheviks in Russia the event of being forced to spread the system bar centrale to the country organized armed resistance continued furiously all the way up until 1923, Marxist theorists were forced to face the question: What had gone wrong?
Italian Antonio Gramsci (1891-1937) believed they would know the answer. Gramsci argued that the western (in his language, "bourgeois") were blinded to the culture of the working class to its real Marxist luokkaeduille. Before the Marxist revolution to succeed, western culture bar centrale should be destroyed. Gramsci - while in prison - wrote a series of plans, which are now known as the Vankilavihkot. 3 In it, he introduced the "cultural hegemony" theory, that is, in this context, society's dominant values in them for another.
Antonio Gramsci
"In other words, they had to get in to the culture and change the way people think.