Within the last year, the Marxists Internet Archive has grown substantially. It now
contains sixty-two English archives by various Marxists writers and a variety of archives
in twenty-three different languages. In addition to its textual holdings, MIA contains a
section on Marxist history, a subject index, an encyclopedia of Marxism, and several
study guides. MIA is a useful point of reference for activists, academics, students, and
those who are new to Marxist politics and philosophy. The Marx and Engels Archive is
especially useful for those who do not have access to Marx/Engels Collected Works. The
Archive now includes the contents and major portions of text from forty-seven of the
forty-nine volumes of the Collected Works, including the text from of three volumes of
Capital.
http://www.marxists.org
The Antonio Gramsci Internet Archive (GIA)
The Gramsci Internet Archive is one of the many archives hosted by MIA. GIA contains
many of Gramsci's political and prison writings in Danish, Spanish, and English.
Currently the Danish section of the Archive contains six of Gramsci's pre-prison writings
and nineteen prison notes, and the Spanish section of the Archive contains seven of
Gramsci's pre-prison writings. The English section is the largest portion of GIA. It
contains "An Introduction to Gramsci's Life and Thought" by Frank Rosengarten, seven
of Gramsci's writings from 1916 to 1920, approximately forty entries from Selections
from Political Writings 1921-1926 (translated and edited by Quintin Hoare), and
currently GIA is in the process of including English translations of the critical edition of
the prison notebooks. The project of including the text of all twenty-nine notebooks may
be very a long process and require the work of many volunteers, but it will allow
Gramsci's work to be readily available to all internet users.
http://www.marxists.org/archive/gramsci [END PAGE 5]
Gramsci for Beginners
As its name suggests, Gramsci for Beginners is an excellent place for those new to
Gramsci's life and thought. The web site includes an explanation as to why Gramsci's
writings are important today, a biography of Gramsci's life, an overview of the Prison
Notebooks, and a glossary of terms from the Prison Notebooks.
http://www.charm.net/~vacirca
Gramsci e o Brasil
Gramsci e o Brasil is a virtual library of Gramscian scholarship. In addition to the site's Gramscian view of Brazilian and Latin American politics, it includes a biography of
Gramsci's life, a Portuguese bibliography of works by and on Gramsci, and essays on
aspects of Gramscian and Marxian theory.
http://www.artnet.com.br/gramsci
Antonio Gramsci Web Ring
The Antonio Gramsci Web Ring currently includes six web sites: the IGS web site;
Gramsci e o Brasil; Gramsci Links Archive; Gramsci for Beginners; Cátedra Libre Antonio Gramsci, which is an organization at University Buenos Aires, Argentina; and Politica - Antonio Gramsci, an Italian site that includes a chronology of Gramsci's life and a bibliography of Gramsci's work.
http://W.webring.com/navcgi?ring=gramsci;list
International Gramsci Society (IGS)
The IGS web site provides complete texts of all issues of the Newsletter, which can be
downloaded in the Adobe Acrobat .pdf format. The site's search feature enables users to
search all issues of the Newsletter.
http://www.internationalgramscisociety.org
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Note: All of the web sites mentioned above are available at the Gramsci Links Archive: http://www.victoryiscertain.com/gramsci/ [END PAGE 6]