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Beyond Right and Left

Name: Beyond Right and Left
Brand: Yale University Press
SKU: 04573045
Price: 72.12 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: M. A. Finocchiaro
ISBN: 9780300075359

Democratic Elitism in Mosca and Gramsci

M. A. Finocchiaro

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04573045

Publishers Yale University Press, March 1999

Two Italian writers, Gaetano Mosca and Antonio Gramsci, have been very influential in twentieth-cent... Full description

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Two Italian writers, Gaetano Mosca and Antonio Gramsci, have been very influential in twentieth-century political thought, the first cast as a thoroughgoing conservative, the second as the model of a humanistic Marxist. The author of this provocative book -- the first systematic study of the connection between the two men -- maintains that they are closer to each other than is commonly supposed -- that they in fact belong to the same political tradition of democratic elitism.Maurice A. Finocchiaro argues that Gramsci's political theory is a constructive critique of Mosca's and that the key common element is the attempt to combine democracy and elitism in a theoretical system that defines them not as opposite but as compatible and interdependent. Finocchiaro finds that a critical examination of the major works of the two men demonstrates their shared belief in the viability of democratic elitism and undermines the importance of the distinction between right and left.