Hegemony and Socialist Strategy

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Hegemony and Socialist Strategy is a seminal 1985 work of political theory by Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe that rethinks Marxism through post-structuralism and develops a discourse-based theory of hegemony and radical democracy.

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instanceOf book
work of political theory
argues hegemony is central to political articulation
political frontiers are contingent and constructed
social identities are discursively constructed
author Chantal Mouffe NERFINISHED
Ernesto Laclau NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
critiques class reductionism in Marxism
economic determinism
developsConcept chain of equivalence
contingency of the social
discursive articulation
plurality of struggles
emphasizes democratic pluralism
plural and heterogeneous social movements
genre Marxist theory
political theory
post-Marxism
hasEdition second edition
influenced discourse theory in political science
left populism theory
radical democracy theory
influencedBy Antonio Gramsci NERFINISHED
Jacques Derrida NERFINISHED
Karl Marx
Louis Althusser NERFINISHED
Michel Foucault NERFINISHED
post-structuralism
mainSubject discourse theory
hegemony
radical democracy
socialist strategy
notableFor development of radical democratic politics
founding text of post-Marxism
influential theory of hegemony
rethinking Marxism through post-structuralism
opposes essentialist conceptions of class
originalLanguage English
positionedWithin post-Marxist tradition
post-structuralist political theory
proposes concept of radical democracy
discourse-based theory of hegemony
publicationYear 1985
publisher Verso Books NERFINISHED
secondEditionYear 2001

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Ernesto Laclau notableWork Hegemony and Socialist Strategy
Chantal Mouffe notableWork Hegemony and Socialist Strategy