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    take advantage over each other to gain hegemony‚ because it will allow them to be the only central power‚ and give them the sense of security. Realism is a theoretical tradition that possesses the most explanatory power because states desire power in order to survive. Great powers around the world seek hegemony besides having alliance. “The USA did accomplish this in the western hemisphere during the nineteen century” (John‚ 82). One of the benefits of hegemony is that states will have the ability

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    world by “the hardest‚ the cruelest‚ the most predatory and the most attractive and their men have softened or gone to pieces nervously as they have hardened.” She is an extremely desirable woman who married to Francis Macomber (Bourgeoisise and Hegemony). She is rich because of her husband‚ that’s the major bond of their marriage. We can also see that the relationship of Francis and Wilson first started as bourgeoisie and proletariat Francis hired Wilson as his Safari guide as it said “You don’t

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    in a an analytical rather than chronological fashion‚ by considering both the decline of the major city states around Thebes as well as Theban advantages. It will draw on the format used by John Buckler2 by dividing the reasons for Thebes’ short hegemony (371-362 BC) into external factors including the weakening of Athens after the Peloponnesian war and the growing irrelevance of Sparta as a result of population decline and the inconclusive Corinthian

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    and critical commentary in a host of countries‚ both the west and Third world countries. He is most popular for his concept of cultural hegemony‚ which describes how states use cultural institutions to maintain power in capitalist societies‚ (Morton‚ 2003). This paper analyses Gramsci ’s concepts of the historical bloc‚ his use of historicism‚ the concept of hegemony and how these aspects critically revolutionized theories of Socialism and Marxism. BACKGROUND: ANTONIO GRAMSCI (1891-1937). Antonio

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    Making of a Nation: Essay on Nineteenth century Filipino Nationalism by John N. Schumacher. b. A Nation Aborted: Rizal‚ American Hegemony and Philippine Nationalism by Floro C. Quibuyen 10. How Rizal’s view of the revolution was affected by the Hacienda Calamba incident and how was this reflected in his major written works in A Nation Aborted: Rizal‚ American Hegemony and Philippine Nationalism by Floro C. Quibuyen. 11. Discuss the theory of revolution provided by Rizal in his conversation with

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    discipline by inculcating certain ideologies although‚ it mainly functions by repression. Likewise‚ schools use methods of punishment although they are mostly about ideology. For Gramsci‚ coercion and consent come together to form what he called “hegemony”. Hegemony is a former role in the subordinate group consent to the exercise of power or domination. Gramsci uses the metaphor‚” When state tremble‚ a steady structure of civil society was at once revealed‚ the state was only a added ditch behind which

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    powerful‚ persuasive‚ and cogent expertise made both accessible sans intellectual jargon and intimate by her personal herstory of colonialism and sovereignty struggles in Hawai‘i. To her credit‚ Trask pulls no punches in telling of struggles for hegemony and the legacies of violence preserved in everything from images of bombed aina‚ to institutional racism and sexism in our own American Studies department(!)‚ to the “lovely hula hands” of dusky‚ dancing Hawaiian maidens that are drooled over in

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    police officer‚ lawyer‚ or detective a person must have a good general knowledge of the law enforcement field terminology. This paper will explain and define some law enforcement terms such as Pseudospeciation‚ social constructions‚ bigotry‚ racism‚ hegemony‚ disparity‚ and discrimination. Pseudospeciation This term refers to the “cultural differences that cause humans to separate into different social groups‚ with different language‚ dress‚ and customs”. For example‚ Jews and Germans back in World War

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    by a number of paradigms and theorists including but not limited to; The Birmingham School of Cultural Studies‚ Gramsci’s theory of Hegemony‚ Barthes’ semiotics and Levi-Strauss’s notion of Bricolage (Nilan‚ 2007‚ p. 116; Hebdige‚ 1981‚ pp. 101-103). The Birmingham School of Cultural Studies was itself heavily influenced by Antonito Gramsci’s theory of cultural hegemony. That is‚ that within a class society the ruling class cannot maintain power over subordinated classes by the violence of the state

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    down‚ it’s unchangeable. This paper‚ however‚ is to provide an opposite idea that the United States is a hegemon in decline due to some major problems which are going to be discussed in the following parts. The United States as a hegemon The term “hegemony” is essentially synonymous with leadership. It derives from a Greek word (hegemonia) that translates simply as “dominance over”‚ or in another word‚ it

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