Cosimo Zene
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 179965 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Cosimo Zene |
| NOMBRES | Cosimo |
| APELLIDO | Zene |
| FIRMA | ZENE C |
| AFILIACIONES | University of London |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1993 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Indian Political Theory
Novel Psychoactive Substances in Custodial Settings
Findings highlight the urgent need for joint multi-disciplinary efforts to tackle the exponential escalation of NPS in prisons as well as to facilitate the recovery and societal reintegration of those affected. Phenomenology can be recommended as a valuable methods to study drug induced experiences
Justice for the Excluded and Education for Democracy in B. R. Ambedkar and A. Gramsci
Building on the author's previous works discussing Gramsci's and Ambedkar's political philosophies in favor of subalterns and Dalits as well as the concept of "spirituality" through which they affirm their full humanity, this essay explores their envisaged role of education in allowing the excluded to achieve participation in the democratic process. After discussing scholarship around education and Gramsci, the essay examines the same topic for A…
Inner Life, Politics, and the Secular
When discussing the plight of subaltern groups, scholars often underline the economic and material troubles suffered by "the poor" through the perpetration of unjust exploitation, unequal distribution of wealth, and more generally, their being subjected to abuse and violence. This narrative frequently includes the means put in place by subalterns to regain a share of power, but the idea of "inner life" or "spirituality" has hardly been considered…
The Political Philosophies of Antonio Gramsci and B. R. Ambedkar
1. Subalterns and Dalits in Gramsci and Ambedkar: A prologue to a 'posthumous' dialogue Cosimo Zene Part 1: The Emergence of Subaltern/Dalit Subjectivity and Historical Agency 2. Subaltern Social Groups in Antonio Gramsci's Prison Notebooks Joseph A. Buttigieg 3. Revisiting Interwar Thought: Stigma, Labor, and the Immanence of Caste-Class Anupama Rao 4. The Other Prince: Ambedkar, Constitutional Democracy, and the Agency of the Law Jon Soske Part…
Self-Consciousness of the Dalits as “Subalterns”
Becoming “Dalit ” is the process through which the caste subaltern enters into circuits of political commensuration and into the value regime of “the human. ” (Rao 2009, 264). In this article I reflect on Gramsci‟s category of the “subaltern”, taking into
S'imbiatu
This essay, which is part of a wider forthcoming publication, discusses the general principles and the underlying cosmology upon which gift-giving in central Sardinia rests. Gift-sending (imbiatu) is here presented as a 'total social fact' reflecting the key role it plays in community life and the motivating force behind 'being and belonging'. If tradition (su connotu), including customary law-often in opposition to state law-has resulted in deli…
Myth, identity and belonging
This essay discusses the politics and relevance of myth and myth making in relation to the subordination of Untouchables in South Asia. Through the case study of one particular group e the Muchi-Rishi of Bengal/ Bangladesh, traditionally skinners, leather-workers and musicians e it is argued that ex-Untouchables do not share the ideology of caste which places them on the lowest echelon of society. This is in contrast with the case of 'Untouchable…
Don et vendetta en Sardaigne
Cet article, qui est une partie d'un ouvrage plus vaste à paraître, expose les principes généraux et la cosmologie sous-jacente du système du don/contredon pratiqué dans le centre de la Sardaigne. Le don (imbiatu) est présenté comme un « fait social total » en raison du rôle crucial qu'il joue dans la vie de la communauté, animé par la motivation à « être et appartenir ». Si la tradition (su connotu), qui inclut les lois coutumières - fréquemment…
Refusals
The collection of articles in this special issue of Social Identities were presented in two separate panels of the international conference on 'Dialogue and Difference' which took place at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies between 12 and 14 September 2001.The idea behind these panels*/respectively entitled 'Is it Good to Talk?: Refusals of Dialogue' and 'Dialogues Between Cultures and Civilizations'*/was to draw at…
Dialogue as the Inscription of 'The West
The international conference on 'Dialogue and Difference' took place in London, at the School of Oriental and African Studies, between 12 and 14 September 2001.Over three intense days, 26 papers were presented and discussed by leading scholars from Japan, the USA, China, Iran, Korea, Germany, France and Great Britain.The conference sought to explore the widely felt and growing concern that, despite an increasingly globalised system of linkages, t…
The authority of the face
1993). The authority of the face: Missionary representations in south‐west Bangladesh. History and Anthropology: Vol. 6, No. 2-3, pp. 199-234
Myth, identity and belonging
This essay discusses the politics and relevance of myth and myth making in relation to the subordination of Untouchables in South Asia. Through the case study of one particular group e the Muchi-Rishi of Bengal/ Bangladesh, traditionally skinners, leather-workers and musicians e it is argued that ex-Untouchables do not share the ideology of caste which places them on the lowest echelon of society. This is in contrast with the case of 'Untouchable…
Self-Consciousness of the Dalits as “Subalterns”
Becoming “Dalit ” is the process through which the caste subaltern enters into circuits of political commensuration and into the value regime of “the human. ” (Rao 2009, 264). In this article I reflect on Gramsci‟s category of the “subaltern”, taking into
Inner Life, Politics, and the Secular
When discussing the plight of subaltern groups, scholars often underline the economic and material troubles suffered by "the poor" through the perpetration of unjust exploitation, unequal distribution of wealth, and more generally, their being subjected to abuse and violence. This narrative frequently includes the means put in place by subalterns to regain a share of power, but the idea of "inner life" or "spirituality" has hardly been considered…
The authority of the face
1993). The authority of the face: Missionary representations in south‐west Bangladesh. History and Anthropology: Vol. 6, No. 2-3, pp. 199-234
Dialogue as the Inscription of 'The West
The international conference on 'Dialogue and Difference' took place in London, at the School of Oriental and African Studies, between 12 and 14 September 2001.Over three intense days, 26 papers were presented and discussed by leading scholars from Japan, the USA, China, Iran, Korea, Germany, France and Great Britain.The conference sought to explore the widely felt and growing concern that, despite an increasingly globalised system of linkages, t…
Refusals
The collection of articles in this special issue of Social Identities were presented in two separate panels of the international conference on 'Dialogue and Difference' which took place at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies between 12 and 14 September 2001.The idea behind these panels*/respectively entitled 'Is it Good to Talk?: Refusals of Dialogue' and 'Dialogues Between Cultures and Civilizations'*/was to draw at…
S'imbiatu
This essay, which is part of a wider forthcoming publication, discusses the general principles and the underlying cosmology upon which gift-giving in central Sardinia rests. Gift-sending (imbiatu) is here presented as a 'total social fact' reflecting the key role it plays in community life and the motivating force behind 'being and belonging'. If tradition (su connotu), including customary law-often in opposition to state law-has resulted in deli…
Myth, identity and belonging
This essay discusses the politics and relevance of myth and myth making in relation to the subordination of Untouchables in South Asia. Through the case study of one particular group e the Muchi-Rishi of Bengal/ Bangladesh, traditionally skinners, leather-workers and musicians e it is argued that ex-Untouchables do not share the ideology of caste which places them on the lowest echelon of society. This is in contrast with the case of 'Untouchable…
Don et vendetta en Sardaigne
Cet article, qui est une partie d'un ouvrage plus vaste à paraître, expose les principes généraux et la cosmologie sous-jacente du système du don/contredon pratiqué dans le centre de la Sardaigne. Le don (imbiatu) est présenté comme un « fait social total » en raison du rôle crucial qu'il joue dans la vie de la communauté, animé par la motivation à « être et appartenir ». Si la tradition (su connotu), qui inclut les lois coutumières - fréquemment…
Self-Consciousness of the Dalits as “Subalterns”
Becoming “Dalit ” is the process through which the caste subaltern enters into circuits of political commensuration and into the value regime of “the human. ” (Rao 2009, 264). In this article I reflect on Gramsci‟s category of the “subaltern”, taking into
The Political Philosophies of Antonio Gramsci and B. R. Ambedkar
1. Subalterns and Dalits in Gramsci and Ambedkar: A prologue to a 'posthumous' dialogue Cosimo Zene Part 1: The Emergence of Subaltern/Dalit Subjectivity and Historical Agency 2. Subaltern Social Groups in Antonio Gramsci's Prison Notebooks Joseph A. Buttigieg 3. Revisiting Interwar Thought: Stigma, Labor, and the Immanence of Caste-Class Anupama Rao 4. The Other Prince: Ambedkar, Constitutional Democracy, and the Agency of the Law Jon Soske Part…
Inner Life, Politics, and the Secular
When discussing the plight of subaltern groups, scholars often underline the economic and material troubles suffered by "the poor" through the perpetration of unjust exploitation, unequal distribution of wealth, and more generally, their being subjected to abuse and violence. This narrative frequently includes the means put in place by subalterns to regain a share of power, but the idea of "inner life" or "spirituality" has hardly been considered…
Justice for the Excluded and Education for Democracy in B. R. Ambedkar and A. Gramsci
Building on the author's previous works discussing Gramsci's and Ambedkar's political philosophies in favor of subalterns and Dalits as well as the concept of "spirituality" through which they affirm their full humanity, this essay explores their envisaged role of education in allowing the excluded to achieve participation in the democratic process. After discussing scholarship around education and Gramsci, the essay examines the same topic for A…
Indian Political Theory
Novel Psychoactive Substances in Custodial Settings
Findings highlight the urgent need for joint multi-disciplinary efforts to tackle the exponential escalation of NPS in prisons as well as to facilitate the recovery and societal reintegration of those affected. Phenomenology can be recommended as a valuable methods to study drug induced experiences
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