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| - | '''Cultural hegemony''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_hegemony] is a concept coined by [[Marxism|Marxist philosopher]] [[Antonio Gramsci]]. It means that a diverse culture can be ruled or dominated by one group or [[class]], that [[everyday]] practices and shared beliefs provide the foundation for complex systems of [[domination]]. | + | '''Cultural hegemony''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_hegemony] is a concept coined by [[Antonio Gramsci]]. It means that a diverse culture can be ruled or dominated by one group or [[class]], that [[everyday]] practices and shared beliefs provide the foundation for complex systems of [[domination]]. |
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Cultural hegemony [1] is a concept coined by Antonio Gramsci. It means that a diverse culture can be ruled or dominated by one group or class, that everyday practices and shared beliefs provide the foundation for complex systems of domination.
