Hegemony
Article outline
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Hegemony from Ancient Greece to Gramsci
- 3.The sociolinguistic and political sources of Gramsci’s concept of
egemonia
- 4.
Egemonia in the Notebooks
- 5.Post-Gramscian theories of hegemony (Williams, Laclau and Mouffe, Hall, Guha,
Robinson)
- 6.Hegemony in linguistics from the mid-’80s
- Hegemony of languages, or of varieties of languages
- The role of language in hegemonic structures
- 7.Perspective
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Acknowledgements
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Notes
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