Linke oder rechte Hegemonie? Gramscis gefährlicher Irrtum
The article discusses the concept of "hegemony" developed by communist philosopher Antonio Gramsci (1891-1937) and its current use by political actors in Germany. It highlights that both the Green party and the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland) invoke Gramsci's theory, believing that winning the battle of ideas is crucial for securing political power.
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AI-generatedThe article discusses the concept of "hegemony" developed by communist philosopher Antonio Gramsci (1891-1937) and its current use by political actors in Germany. It highlights that both the Green party and the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland) invoke Gramsci's theory, believing that winning the battle of ideas is crucial for securing political power. The article suggests that these groups are trying to achieve their political goals by influencing public opinion. However, the author argues that real-world events contradict Gramsci's theory. The article explores this perceived disconnect between theory and reality in the context of contemporary German politics.
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3 extractedVordenker der Grünen wie der AfD berufen sich auf Antonio Gramscis Begriff der „Hegemonie“.
Wer sich die politische Macht sichern will, muss zuerst den Kampf der Ideen gewinnen.
Die Tatsachen widerlegen die Theorie.