Subalternity, Antagonism, Autonomy

By intertwining theory with political practice, Massimo Modonesi explores subalternity, antagonism, and autonomy in the context of modern Latin American movements. He offers a detailed analysis of Marxist debates and the works of influential theorists like Gramsci and Negri, while also engaging with contemporary thinkers such as Spivak and Laclau. The book aims to reclaim these theoretical concepts as tools for understanding and guiding current resistance efforts, providing a sophisticated framework for analyzing political struggles today.