Cultural Hegemony in a Scientific World : Gramscian Concepts for the History of Science (Historical Materialism Book Series)

Badino, Massimiliano (EDT)/ Omodeo, Pietro Daniel (EDT)

Brill（2020/12発売）

• 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 326 p.
• 言語 ENG
• 商品コード 9789004314603
• DDC分類 509

Full Description

This volume in political epistemology offers a comprehensive discussion of the multiple applicability of Gramscian concepts and categories to the historical, sociological, and cultural analysis of science. The authors argue that the perspective of hegemony and subalternity allows us critically to assess the political directedness of scientific practices as well as to reflect on the ideological status of disciplines that deal with science at a meta-level - historical, socio-historical, and epistemological.

Contributors include: Massimiliano Badino, Javier Balsa, Lino Camprubí, Ana Carneiro, Luís Miguel Carolino, Riccardo Ciavolella, Roger Cooter, Alina-Sandra Cucu, Maria Paula Diogo, Isabel Jiménez Lucena, Annelies Lannoy, Jorge Molero Mesa, Agustí Nieto-Galan, Pietro Daniel Omodeo, Matteo Realdi, Jaume Sastre-Juan, Arne Schirrmacher, Ana Simões, Carlos Tabernero Holgado, and Carlos Ziller Camenietzki.

Contents

For Gramsci: Hegemony in the History and Philosophy of Science

 Massimiliano Badino and Pietro Daniel Omodeo

Part 1 State of the Art

1 Past and Present: Revisiting 'Gramscianism'

 Agustí Nieto-Galan

Part 2 Disciplinary Struggles

2 The Concept of Hegemony in Discourse Analysis

 Javier Balsa

3 Hegemony and Political Subject in Anthropology

 Riccardo Ciavolella

4 The Common Cult of the Historical Truth: The Formation of History of Religions in France and the Role of the Socio-cultural Elites

 Annelies Lannoy

Part 3 Science and Religion

5 Jesuit Science and Cultural Hegemony: A Political Historiographical Critique

 Pietro Daniel Omodeo

6 'O pobre intelectual': Manuel G.G. Lourosa, the Astronomy and the Political Restoration of Portugal in the Seventeenth Century

 Luís Miguel Carolino and Carlos Ziller Camenietzki

7 Cosmology, Religion, and Cultural Hegemony: The Scientific Apostolate of Antoni Romañá in Early Francoist Spain

 Matteo Realdi

Part 4 Organic Intellectuals

8 Using Gramsci's Dialogical Approach: The Struggle for Meaning in Q&A Sections of the Spanish Press in the First Third of the Twentieth Century

 Isabel Jiménez Lucena, Jorge Molero Mesa and Carlos Tabernero Holgado

9 The Scientific Intellectual, a Hostile Milieu, or a Cultural Dispositif? Revisiting the Historiography of Interwar German Physics and How It Explains Scientific Culture

 Arne Schirrmacher

10 Engineering as Cultural Hegemony: A Gramscian Interpretation of Francoism

 Lino Camprubí

11 Political Entanglements and Scientific Hegemony: Rectors-Scientists at the University of Lisbon Under the First Republic and the Dictatorship (1911-74)

 Ana Simões, Ana Carneiro and Maria Paula Diogo

Part 5 Cold War Science

12 Philanthropy, Mass Media, and Cultural Hegemony: The Rockefeller Foundation and the Politics of Science Popularisation in the 1930s

 Jaume Sastre-Juan

13 Why Hegemony Was Not Born in the Factory: Twentieth-Century Sciences of Labour from a Gramscian Angle

 Alina-Sandra Cucu

Part 6 Past and Future

14 The Importance of Gramsci Today: The 'New Lorians' and the Biological Reduction of History

 Roger Cooter

References

Index