by Antonio Negri · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788446018285
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This book delves into the concepts of worker autonomy, antagonism, and the dynamics of international relations from a sociopolitical perspective. Antonio Negri, a renowned Italian sociologist and political philosopher, offers a critical analysis of political ideologies and current events, providing an essential vision for understanding the issues of antagonism in the context of worker autonomy. Published by Akal Ediciones, the book consists of 382 pages and is aimed at an adult audience interested in political science and international relations.
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Antonio Negri (1881–1966) was an Italian poet, best known for his works in Milanese language. He began writing in 1931, after retiring from work and relocating to Montevecchia, in Brianza, and was later a prolific author. One of his prominent works is On soldaa papà, inspired by On papà soldaa by Giannino Sessa. While both works are based on the theme of a girl whose father dies in World War I, Negri's version is crudely anti-rhetoric and conveys pacifist values that openly contrasted those promoted in Italy by the Fascist regime of the time.
