Neo-Marxists Flashcards

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Gramsci - The Intellectual

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The intellectual - as a social role, traditional and organic

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Gramsci - Schools

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Schools as a means of creating new intellectuals to carry out social hegemony of the state – wor for ‘willing consent of the people

More schools and more specialized schools means a more complex society

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Gramsci - political parties

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Political parties serve to combine power of traditional and organic intellectuals within a group

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The State Apparatus

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Althusser

Ideological - religion, schools

Repressive - Police, PIC, courts

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Cultural Hegemony

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Althusser

Cultural hegemony is not a tool of the state so much as it is a product of it – state apparatuses manufacture CH so people consent to participate

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Social Action

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Habermas

Types:

Teleological (decision making)
Normatively regulated (acting toward or against norms)
Dramaturgical (presentation of the self)
Communicative (coordination and action through communication)

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Communicative Action

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Communicative action is communal action about arguing and coming to agreement about truth states

Revolves around the necessity of mutual understanding – society creates rules as much as it is bound by them

Habermas believes we can create a free society through democratizing communication

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Habermas - Rationalization

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Rationality is not about possessing knowledge but how knowledge is used, rationalizing is about a justifying collective

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Life World

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Habermas

Combo of the three worlds - objective, social, subjective

The objective world - the agreement reached about baseline reality

The social world - collective action to validate that agreement, the validity of the ‘truth’

the subjective world - the intersubjective recognition of the validity claim the speaker raises

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