Intellectuals’ Analysis of Intellectuals: A Critical Response
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understanding of intellectuals and its relationship with his account of
ideology. His formulation of ideology and free-floating intellectuals
will be compared with Gramsci’s organic intellectuals and his
explantion of hegemony.
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