Wakefield Forum on Antonio Gramsci – 3-12-16

December 2024 Forums World Socialist Movement Wakefield Forum on Antonio Gramsci – 3-12-16

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    Venue: The Red Shed, 18 Vicarage St South, Wakefield WF1 1QX

    Directions: About 12 minutes walk from Wakefield Kirkgate rail station

    A speaker from the Socialist Party (Howard Moss) will be among those contributing to this forum.

     

    Organised by the Wakefield Socialist History Group

    Admission is free.  There is also a free light buffet and an excellent bar with real ale.

    All welcome

    http://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb/event/politics-antonio-gramsci-wakefield-1pm

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    Anonymous
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    This forum with a submission by comrade Howard Moss on 'Gramsci, socialism and human nature' is this coming Saturday, 3 December at 1pm.The only other contribution to the forum announced so far will be by Colin Waugh  (Independent Working Class Education Network)Michael Hill will chairMusic provided by 'Barnsdale Hood' – an acoustic duoFull details at this linkhttp://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb/event/politics-antonio-gramsci-wakefield-1pm

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    JamesH81
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    im going to be at london head office this day – can it be audio / video recorded….

    #122051
    Anonymous
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    JamesH81 wrote:
    im going to be at london head office this day – can it be audio / video recorded….

    Unlikely I would have thought.  We do not have a fully functioning Audio-Visual Committee who might have been able to organise such a recording and the only party member reported to be going (other than Howard) is a member of Manchester Branch.https://www.meetup.com/The-Socialist-Party-of-Great-Britain/events/234370532/

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    Attendance of 23.  Howard Moss argued that Gramsci saw human nature as fixed to the extent that people's behaviour could not possibly differ much from that under capitalism.  People should accept the views of their leaders.  Gramsci referred occasionally to abolishing the state and classes, but this was in no way part of his main emphasis.  But it seemed to be agreed that Gramsci's writings could be read in a number of different ways.  We sold £10.50 worth of Party literature.There was also some good music from the duo Barnsdale Hood, (guitar, banjo and vocals).

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