Why Hegemony Was Not Born in the Factory: Twentieth-Century Sciences of Labour 
from a Gramscian Angle

Cucu, Alina-Sandra

doi:10.1163/9789004443778_015

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Why Hegemony Was Not Born in the Factory: Twentieth-Century Sciences of Labour from a Gramscian Angle

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Cucu, A.-S. (2021). Why Hegemony Was Not Born in the Factory: Twentieth-Century Sciences of Labour from a Gramscian Angle. In M. Badino, & P. Omodeo (Eds.), Cultural Hegemony in a Scientific World: Gramscian Concepts for the History of Science (pp. 319-345). Leiden: Brill. doi:10.1163/9789004443778_015.

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