Antonio Gramsci’s Prison Notebook 1: Contents
Antonio Gramsci’s Prison Notebooks: Notebook 1
First Notebook
1929-1930
Note # Note title or words from first line §1 On poverty, Catholicism and the papacy §2 Faccia a faccia col nemico, by Luigi Galleani §3 Church-State relations §4 Natural law and Catholicism §5 Church-State relations §6 "In order to praise a book . . ." §7 Margherita Sarfatti and the "jousts" §8 The old and the new generation §9 Soffici §10 On Machiavelli §11 On originality in science §12 Giovanni Papini §13 Alfredo Panzini §14 Fortunato Rizzi §15 On Italian universities §16 Ignoble pajama §17 Riccardo Balsami-Crivelli §18 Maurras’s error. Notes on the French Monachist Party §19 Information on the relations between Jews and Christians during the Risorgimento §20 Salvator Gotta §21 In the first volume of the already cited Confessioni e professioni di fede . . . §22 The second volume of Confessioni e professioni di fede . . . §23 In the third volume of Confessioni e professioni di fede . . . §24 Father Bresciani’s progeny §25 Achille Loria §26 Cuvier’s little bone §27 Residues of late romanticism? §28 Natural law §29 Sarcasm as an expression of transition among historicists §30 Orano and Loria §31 Sorel’s letters to Croce §32 Loria and Lumbroso §33 Freud §34 American pragmatism §35 Types of periodicals §36 Lorianism §37 Turati and Lorianism §38 Types of periodicals §39 Répaci §40 Léon Blum’s "saying" §41 Lorianism -- Luzzatti §42 Father Bresciani’s progeny §43 Types of periodicals §44 Political class leadership before and after assuming government power §45 Sicilian intellectuals §46 The Moderates and the intellectuals §47 Hegel and associationism §48 Charles Maurras' reverse Jacobinism §49 "Organic centralism" and Maurras' doctrines §50 An A.M.M.A. document concerning the North-South question §51 The clergy as intellectuals §52 Social origin of the clergy §53 Maurrasianism and syndicalism §54 The Battle of Jutland §55 Types of periodicals §56 Apologue of the log and the dry twigs §57 Reactions of the North to anti-Southern prejudicial events §58 Emigration and intellectual movements §59 Ugo Ojetti §60 Papini, Christ, Julius Caeser §61 Americanism §62 The sexual question §63 Lorianism and Graziadei §64 Lorianism and G. Ferrero §65 Types of periodicals §66 Italian colonies §67 Concerning religious marriage §68 The sexual question and the Catholic Church §69 The Nobel Prize §70 "Impressioni di prigionia" by Jacques Rivière . . . §71 Father Gioacchino Ventura §72 Father Bresciani’s progeny. Catholic art §73 Crémieux’s Modern Italian Literature §74 Super-city and Super-country §75 Sicilian intellectuals §76 The crisis of the "West" §77 Clergy and intellectuals §78 Bergson, positivist materialism, pragmatism §79 Italo Chitarro, La capacità di comando §80 The public and Italian literature §81 Nino Daniele, D'Annunzio politico §82 Father Bresciani’s progeny §83 Piero Pieri, Il regno di Napoli... §84 Giovanni Maioli, Il fondatore della Società Nazionale §85 Giuseppe Solitro, Due famigerati gazzettieri dell'Austria §86 Giovanni Crocioni, Problemi fondamentali del Folklore §87 Gentile and the philosophy of Italian politics §88 Gioberti §89 Folklore §90 La Voce and Prezzolini §91 Super-country §92 On Americanism §93 Father Bresciani’s progeny §94 Proudhon, Jahier, and Raimondi §95 Adriano Tilgher, Homo Faber §96 Adelchi Baratono §97 Salvadori, Valli, and Lorianism §98 Lello Gangemi, Il problema della durata del lavoro §99 A famous bungling prattler §100 Goffredo Bellonci, Pagine e idee §101 Piedigrotta §102 La Fiera Letteraria which later became L'Italia Letteraria §103 General Fascist Confederation of Italian Industry §104 Jean Barois §105 American philosophy §106 Maurras' concept of religion §107 Filippo Meda, Statisti cattolici §108 On the Risorgimento §109 Austrian informers and agents provocateurs §110 The contradictions of the Moderates before 1848 §111 By Augusto Sandonà §112 Father Facchinei §113 The revolution in criminal law and criminal procedure and historical materialism §114 The Risorgimento §115 Regarding continuous threats by the Viennese government §116 Italian intellectuals §117 Political and military leadership during the Risorgimento §118 The problem of volunteers during the Risorgimento §119 Demagogy §120 "Believe me, do not fear... " §121 Novara 1849 §122 Suggestions and stimuli §123 Search the exact historical origin... §124 The Futurists §125 1919 §126 1922 §127 The question of the young §128 Religion as a principle and the clergy as a feudal class-order §129 The most widespread platitude about the Risorgimento §130 Real Italy and legal Italy §131 Bainville and universal suffrage in France §132 Actual idealism and the ideology-philosophy connection §133 Military art and political art §134 Political struggle and military war §135 Americanism §136 Bontempelli’s Novecentismo §137 Novecentismo and Super-country §138 Risorgimento §139 Catholic Action §140 The Spanish constitution of 1812 in the Risorgimento §141 Americanism §142 Giuseppe Prezzolini and the intellectuals §143 Quality and quantity §144 Auguste Boullier, L'Ile de Sardaigne §145 Talent §146 In A. De Pietri Tonelli’s review... §147 "On a thousand occasions in my life..." §148 Lorianism §149 North and South §150 The conception of the state from the standpoint of the productivity [function] of the social classes §151 The historical relation between the modern French state created by the Revolution and the other modern European states §152 Marx and Hegel §153 Conversation and culture §154 Clergy and intellectuals §155 Marx and Hegel §156 Past and present §157 Croce and the intellectuals §158 "Animality" and industrialism
Notebook 1 Transcription/Mark-up: M.Green, 2002