Of silkworms and butterflies

Christopher Hobson

doi:10.59350/pap9g-fjx12

July 15, 2024Open Access

Of silkworms and butterflies

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Key Points

The concept of interregnum reveals a significant societal crisis where established norms are failing, and new systems have yet to emerge.
Antonio Gramsci's ideas about hegemony provide a framework for understanding this transitional phase in history.
The old societal structures are dying, indicating a need for transformation and adaptation to new realities.
This exploration emphasizes the importance of recognizing these shifts to navigate the future effectively.

Implication

This analysis uncovers the implications of interregnum in societal changes, highlighting challenges and opportunities.

Abstract

A new missive has appeared from the ever-prolific , this time about Antonio Gramsci’s much quoted ‘interregnum’:ChartbookChartbook 298 Built not Born - against "interregnum"-talk (Hegemony Notes #2) "The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born;

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