| Article Title | Date | Source(s) |
| Oppressed and Oppressors | 1-Nov-1910 | HPC: 156-158, SPW-1: 3-5 |
| The Futurists | 20-May-1913 | SCW: 46-49 |
Active and Operative Neutrality
(Active and Functional Neutrality) | 31-Oct-1914 | SPW-1: 6-9, HPC: 116-120,
(PPW: 3-7) |
| The Light Which Went Out | 20-Nov-1915 | HPC: 26-28 |
| Socialism and Culture | 29-Jan-1916 | SPW-1: 10-13, PPW: 8-12, AGR: 56-59, HPC: 20-23 |
| The Virtuous Press | 16-Feb-1916 | HPC: 93-94 |
| Armenia | 11-Mar-1916 | HPC: 79-81 |
| The South and the War | 1-Apr-1916 | HPC: 101-104 |
| 14 July | 15-Jul-1916 | SPW-1: 14 |
| Schools of Labor | 18-Jul-1916 | AGR: 59-62 |
| A Veterinary Surgeon On Film | 4-Aug-1916 | SPW-1: 15-16 |
| Indifference | 26-Aug-1916 | SPW-1: 17-18 |
| Theatre and Cinema | 26-Aug-1916 | SCW: 54-56 |
| History | 29-Aug-1916 | PPW: 13-14, HPC: 69-70 |
| Socialism and Cooperation | 30-Oct-1916 | PPW: 15-18 |
| Remembering the History of the Cotton-Workers’ Struggle | 9-Dec-1916 | SPW-1: 19-24 |
| Men or Machines? | 24-Dec-1916 | SPW-1: 25-27, AGR: 62-64, HPC: 33-35 |
| The Popular University | 29-Dec-1916 | AGR: 64-67 |
| Margins | 11-Feb-1917 | HPC: 40-43 |
| Indifferents [sic] | 11-Feb-1917 | HPC: 64-66 |
| Illiteracy | 11-Feb-1917 | AGR: 67-68, HPC: 28-29 |
| Discipline | 11-Feb-1917 | AGR: 31-32, HPC: 49-50 |
Freedom and Discipline
(Discipline and Freedom) | 11-Feb-1917 | PPW: 26,
(HPC: 50) |
Three Principles and Three Kinds of Political Order
(Three Principles, Three Orders) | 11-Feb-1917 | PPW: 19-25,
(HPC: 70-75) |
| Character | 3-Mar-1917 | HPC: 52-54 |
| Morality and Standards (Ibsen’s A Doll’s House at the Carignano) | 22-Mar-1917 | SCW: 70-73 |
| Pensaci, Giacomino! By Pirandello at the Alfieri | 24-Mar-1917 | SCW: 77-79 |
| Liolà by Pirandello at the Alfieri | 4-Apr-1917 | SCW: 79-80 |
| Non Amarmi Così! by Fraccaroli at the Carignano | 18-Apr-1917 | SCW: 73-74 |
| Notes on the Russian Revolution | 29-Apr-1917 | SPW-1: 28-30, PPW: 31-34, HPC: 126-128 |
| The Theatre Industry [i] | 28-Jun-1917 | SCW: 56-58 |
| The Theatre Industry [ii] | 4-Jul-1917 | SCW: 58-61 |
| The Chiarella Brothers Again | 8-Jul-1917 | SCW: 61-63 |
| The Theatre Industry [iii] | 17-Jul-1917 | SCW: 63-65 |
| The Russian Maximalists | 28-Jul-1917 | SPW-1: 31-33, HPC: 132-134 |
| The Watchmaker | 18-Aug-1917 | HPC: 36-37 |
| Continuation of Life | 11-Sep-1917 | SCW: 66-67 |
| Socialism and Italy | 22-Sep-1917 | PPW: 27-30 |
| Contrasts | 3-Oct-1917 | SCW: 67-68 |
| Così è (se vi pare) by Pirandello at the Carignano | 5-Oct-1917 | SCW: 81-82 |
| Literature | 24-Nov-1917 | HPC: 23-26 |
| Il Piacere dell’onestà by Pirandello at the Carignano | 29-Nov-1917 | SCW: 83-84 |
| Intransigence-Tolerance: Intolerance-Compromise | 8-Dec-1917 | HPC: 57-59 |
| Clarifying Ideas About Bourgeois Reformism | 11-Dec-1917 | HPC: 94-96 |
Why We Need a Cultural Association
(For a Cultural Association)
[Toward a Cultural Association] | 18-Dec-1917 | PPW: 35-38
(SCW: 20-23)
[HPC: 96-99] |
| Philanthropy, Good Will, and Organization | 24-Dec-1917 | SCW: 23-26, HPC: 43-45 |
| The Revolution Against Capital | 24-Dec-1917
Avanti!
5-Jan-1918
Il Grido del Popolo | SPW-1: 34-37, AGR: 32-36, PPW: 39-42, HPC: 123-126 |
| Critical Criticism | 12-Jan-1918 | PPW: 43-46, HPC: 37-39 |
| The Social Function of the Nationalist Party | 26-Jan-1918 | HPC: 104-106 |
| The Constitutional Assembly and the Soviets | 26-Jan-1918 | HPC: 146 |
| The Beard and the Band | 5-Feb-1918 | HPC: 86-87 |
Socialism and Economic Organization
(Economic Organization and Socialism) | 9-Feb-1918 | PPW: 47-49
(HPC: 88-89) |
| Socialism and Actualist Philosophy | 9-Feb-1918 | PPW: 50 |
A Single Language and Esperanto
(Universal Language and Esperanto) | 16-Feb-1918 | SCW: 26-31
(HPC: 29-33) |
| The Club of Moral Life | 1-Mar-1918 | PPW: 51-53 |
| Wilson and the Russian Maximalists | 2-Mar-1918 | HPC: 129-131 |
| Individualism and Collectivism | 9-Mar-1918 | HPC: 59-62 |
| A Year of History | 16-Mar-1918 | HPC: 146-149 |
| Republic and Proletariat in France | 20-Apr-1918 | HPC: 81-86 |
| Your Heritage | 1-May-1918 | HPC: 12-15 |
| Our Marx | 4-May-1918 | PPW: 54-58, AGR: 36-39, HPC: 9-12 |
| Class Intransigence and Italian History | 18-May-1918 | SPW-1: 38-47, PPW: 59-69, AGR: 40-44 |
| Cocaine | 21-May-1918 | PPW: 70-72 |
| Culture and Class Struggle | 25-May-1918 | SCW: 31-34, HPC: 109-111 |
| The Peasants and the State | 6-Jun-1918 | HPC: 75-79 |
| Free Thought and Liberated Thought | 15-Jun-1918 | HPC: 54-57 |
| Illusions Flourish | 15-Jun-1918 | HPC: 62-64 |
| Toward an Understanding of the Russian Revolution | 22-Jun-1918 | HPC: 139-145 |
The Russian Utopia
(Utopia) | 25-Jul-1918,
Avanti!
27-Jul-1918,
Il Grido del Popolo | SPW-1: 48-55, HPC: 149-155,
(AGR: 45-52) |
| Football and Scopone | 27-Aug-1918 | PPW: 73-74 |
| Freedom First | 31-Aug-1918 | HPC: 50-51 |
| Italian Democracy | 7-Sep-1918 | HPC: 115-116 |
| The Italian Liberals | 12-Sep-1918 | HPC: 106-109 |
| After the Congress | 14-Sep-1918 | HPC: 99-101 |
| Lenin’s Work | 14-Sep-1918 | HPC: 134-139 |
Culture and Poetic Mysteries
(Mysteries of Poetry and Culture) | 19-Oct-1918 | PPW: 75-79;
(HPC: 16-19 ) |
| Men, Ideas, Newspapers and Money | 23-Oct-1918 | PPW: 80-84 |
| Our Obligation to be Strong | 25-Nov-1918 | SPW-1: 56-58 |
| The Italian Catholics | 22-Dec-1918 | HPC: 111-115 |
| Il Giuoco delle Parti by Pirandello at the Carignano | 6-Feb-1919 | SCW: 84-85 |
| The Sovereignty of Law | 1-Jun-1919 | PPW: 87-90 |
| The Price of History | 7-Jun-1919 | PPW: 91-95 |
| The War in the Colonies | 7-Jun-1919 | SPW-1: 59-60; AGR: 112-113 |
| The Revolutionary Tide | 14-Jun-1919 | SPW-1: 61 |
| Communism and Art | 14-Jun-1919 | SCW: 37-38 |
| Workers’ Democracy (with Palmiro Togliatti) | 21-Jun-1919 | SPW-1: 65-68; PPW: 96-100; AGR: 79-82; SI: 1-5 |
| The Return to Freedom | 26-Jun-1919 | SPW-1: 69-72 |
| The Problem of the School | 27-Jun-1919 | AGR: 68-70; SCW: 39-40 |
| The State and Socialism | 6/28-7/5/1919 | PPW: 101-107 |
| Emma Gramatica | 1-Jul-1919 | SCW: 68-70 |
| The Conquest of the State | 12-Jul-1919 | SPW-1: 73-78; PPW:108-114; AGR: 83-88 |
| Editorial from L’Ordine Nuovo | 12-Jul-1919 | MP: 20-21 |
| Towards the Communist International | 26-Jul-1919 | SPW-1: 79-82 |
| Workers and Peasants | 2-Aug-1919 | SPW-1: 83-87; AGR: 113-118 |
| Electoralism | 23-Aug-1919 | SPW-1: 88 |
| Editorial from L’Ordine Nuovo | 23-Aug-1919 | MP: 19-20 |
| The Development of the Revolution | 13-Sep-1919 | SPW-1: 89-93 |
| To the Workshop Delegates of the Fiat Centro and Brevetti Plants | 13-Sep-1919 | SPW-1: 94-97; AGR: 89-92 |
| Unions and Councils | 11-Oct-1919 | SPW-1: 98-102; PPW: 115-120; AGR: 92-96; SI: 9-14 |
| The Trade Unions and the Dictatorship of the Proletariat | 25-Oct-1919 | SPW-1: 103-108; PPW: 121-126 |
| Syndicalism and the Councils | 8-Nov-1919 | SPW-1: 109-113; PPW: 127-131 |
| Revolutionaries and the Elections | 15-Nov-1919 | SPW-1: 127-129 |
| Out of the Dilemma | 29-Nov-1919 | PPW: 132-135 |
| The Problem of Power | 29-Nov-1919 | SPW-1: 130-134 |
| The Events of December 2-3 (with Palmiro Togliatti) | 12/6-13/1919 | SPW-1: 135-141 |
| The Party and the Revolution | 27-Dec-1919 | SPW-1: 142-146; SI: 18-22 |
| Workers and Peasants | 3-Jan-1920 | SPW-1: 147-149; SQ-95: 49-51; SQ-05: 68-72 |
| La Ragione degli Altri by Pirandello at the Carignano | 13-Jan-1920 | SCW: 85-86 |
| The Historical Role of the Cities | 17-Jan-1919 | SPW-1: 150-153; PPW: 136-140 |
| First: Renew the Party | 24-31-Jan-1920 | SPW-1: 154-157 |
| Action Programme of the Turin Socialist Section | 24-31-Jan-1920 | SPW-1: 158-161 |
| The Italian State | 7-Feb-1920 | PPW: 141-145 |
| The Instruments of Labor | 14-Feb-1920 | SPW-1: 162-166 |
| The Drunken Soldier | 18-Feb-1920 | PPW: 146-150 |
| The Factory Worker | 21-Feb-1920 | PPW: 151-154 |
| Governing Party and Governing Class | 28-Feb–6-Mar-1920 | SPW-1: 167-172 |
| Proletarian Unity | 28-Feb–6-Mar-1920 | SPW-1: 173-178 |
| The Problem of Force (The Question of Force) | 26-Mar-1920 | SPW-1: 179-181; (SI: 27-29 |
| Turin and Italy | 3-Apr-1920 | SPW-1: 182-184; T1920: 1-4 |
| Address to the Anarchists | 3-10-Apr-1920 | SPW-1: 185-189; T1920: 5-12 |
| The Strength of the Revolution | 8-May-1920 | T1920: 13-16 |
| Superstition and Reality | 8-May-1920 | T1920: 17-25 |
| Towards a Renewal of the Socialist Party | 8-May-1920 | SPW-1: 190-196; PPW: 155-162; SI: 29-36; T1920: 26-34 |
| The Tasca Report and the Congress of the Turin Chamber of Labour | 5-Jun-1920 | SPW-1: 255-259 |
| The Factory Council | 5-Jun-1920 | SPW-1: 260-264; PPW: 163-167; SI: 5-9 |
| Unions and Councils | 12-Jun-1920 | SPW-1: 265-268; AGR: 92-96; SI: 14-18 |
| Questions of Culture | 14-Jun-1920 | AGR: 70-72; SCW: 41-43 |
| The Colonial Populations | 26-Jun-1920 | SPW-1: 301-304 |
| Two Revolutions | 3-Jul-1920 | SPW-1: 305-309; PPW: 168-172; SI: 22-26 |
| The Communist Groups | 17-Jul-1920 | PPW: 173-177 |
| The Turn Factory Councils (The Turin Factory Councils Movement) | 1-Jul-1920 | T1920: 35-49; (SPW-1: 310-320) |
| Editorial: August 21, 1920 | 21-Aug-1920 | SPW-1: 321-322 |
| The Programme of L’Ordine Nuovo (Part I) | 14-Aug-1920 | SPW-1: 291-294; PPW: 178-182; MP: 22-24 |
| The Programme of L’Ordine Nuovo (Part II) | 28-Aug-1920 | SPW-1: 294-298; PPW: 182-186; MP: 24-27 |
| What do We Mean by Demagogy? | 29-Aug-1920 | SPW-1: 323-325 |
| The Occupation | 2-Sep-1920 | SPW-1: 326-329 |
| The Communist Party (Part I) | 4-Sep-1920 | SPW-1: 330-334; PPW: 187-192 |
| The Communist Party (Part II) | 9-Oct-1920 | SPW-1: 334-339; PPW: 192-197 |
| Red Sunday | 5-Sep-1920 | SPW-1: 340-343; PPW: 198-202; AGR: 96-100 |
| Five Months Later | 14-Sep-1920 | SPW-1: 344-346 |
| Political Capacity | 24-Sep-1920 | SPW-1: 347-349; AGR: 100-103; SI: 36-39 |
| Editorial: 10/9/1920 | 9-Oct-1920 | SPW-1: 350-351 |
| Reaction | 17-Oct-1920 | SPW-1: 352-355 |
| Predictions | 19-Oct-1920 | SPW-1: 356-359 |
| Anfisa by Andreyev at the Carignano | 14-Nov-1920 | SCW: 75-77 |
| What is Reaction? | 24-Nov-1920 | SPW-1: 360-362 |
| Split or Ruin? | 11-18-Dec-1920 | SPW-1: 363-365 |
| Editorial: 12/24/1920 | 24-Dec-1920 | SPW-1: 366-367 |
| The Workers’ State | 1-Jan-1921 | SPW-1: 368-371 |
| The Monkey People | 2-Jan-1921 | SPW-1: 372-374 |
| Marinetti the Revolutionary? | 5-Jan-1921 | AGR: 73-75; SCW: 49-51 |
| Russia and the International | 9-Jan-1921 | PPW: 205-208 |
| The Livorno Congress | 13-Jan-1921 | SPW-1: 375-377; PPW: 209-212; AGR: 118-121 |
| Caporetto and Vittorio Veneto | 28-Jan-1921 | SPW-2: 3-4 |
| War is War | 31-Jan-1921 | SPW-2: 5-9 |
| Workers’ Control | 10-Feb-1921 | SPW-2: 10-11 |
| The General Federation of Labor | 25-Feb-1921 | SPW-2: 12-14 |
| Real Dialectics | 3-Mar-1921 | SPW-2: 15-16 |
| Officialdom | 4-Mar-1921 | SPW-2: 17-19 |
| Unions and Councils | 5-Mar-1921 | SPW-2: 20-22 |
| Italy and Spain | 11-Mar-1921 | SPW-2: 23-24 |
| Socialists and Communists | 12-Mar-1921 | SPW-2: 25-26 |
| England and Russia | 18-Mar-1921 | SPW-2: 27-28 |
| The Italian Parliament | 24-Mar-1921 | SPW-2: 29-31 |
| The Communists and the Elections | 12-Apr-1921 | SPW-2: 32-34 |
| The Elections and Freedom | 21-Apr-1921 | SPW-2: 35-37 |
| Elemental Forces | 26-Apr-1921 | SPW-2: 38-40 |
| Party Art | 8-May-1921 | SCW: 44-46 |
| The Old Order in Turin | 18-May-1921 | SPW-2: 41-43 |
| Socialists and Fascists | 11-Jun-1921 | SPW-2: 44-45; PPW: 213-215 |
| Reactionary Subversiveness | 22-Jun-1921 | SPW-2: 46-47 |
| Referendum | 29-Jun-1921 | SPW-2: 48-51 |
| Why the Bourgeoisie Can No Longer Govern the Country | 2-Jul-1921 | PPW: 216-218 |
| Leaders and Masses | 3-Jul-1921 | SPW-2: 52-53 |
| Bonomi | 5-Jul-1921 | SPW-2: 54-55 |
| The “Arditi del Popolo” | 15-Jul-1921 | SPW-2: 56-58 |
| The Development of Fascism | 21-Jul-1921 | SPW-2: 59-60 |
| La Stampa and the Fascists | 24-Jul-1921 | PPW: 219-222 |
| Moral Problems and the Class Struggle | 7-Aug-1921 | PPW: 223-226 |
| Against Terror | 19-Aug-1921 | SPW-2: 61-62 |
| The Two Fascisms | 25-Aug-1921 | SPW-2: 63-65; PPW: 227-229 |
| Legality | 28-Aug-1921 | PPW: 230-233 |
| The Agrarian Struggle in Italy | 31-Aug-1921 | SPW-2: 66-67 |
| April and September 1920 | 7-Sep-1921 | PPW: 234-236 |
| Those Mainly Responsible | 20-Sep-1921 | SPW-2: 68-70; AGR: 103-106 |
| Parties and Masses | 25-Sep-1921 | SPW-2: 71-74; AGR: 121-125 |
| Masses and Leaders | 30-Oct-1921 | SPW-2: 75-78 |
| The Mainstay of the State | 13-Nov-1921 | PPW: 237-239 |
| One Year | 5-Jan-1922 | SPW-2: 79-82 |
| The Essence of the Crisis | 5-Feb-1922 | PPW: 240-243 |
| The “Alleanza del Lavoro” | 21-Feb-1922 | SPW-2: 83-84 |
| A Crisis within the Crisis | 24-Feb-1922 | SPW-2: 85-86 |
| Interventions at Second (Rome) Congress of PCI (those attributed to Gramsci) | 25&28-Mar-1922 | SPW-2: 118-122 |
| Report on the National Congress to the Turin Section (notes on Gramsci’s report) | 6-Apr-1922 | SPW-2: 123-125 |
| Lessons | 5-May-1922 | SPW-2: 87-89 |
| Letter to Trotsky on Italian Futurism | 8-Sep-1922 | PPW: 244-246; SCW: 52-54 |
| Origins of Mussolini Cabinet | 20-Nov-1922 | SPW-2: 129-131 |
| Gramsci to Togliatti [letter] | 18-May-1923 | SPW-2: 138-142 |
| What the relations should be between the PCI and the Comintern [handwritten notes] | 23-Jun-1923 | SPW-2: 154-156; AGR: 125-127 |
| Three Fragments by Gramsci | 23-Jul-1923 | SPW-2: 159-160 |
| Gramsci to the Executive Committee of the PCI [letter] | 12-Sep-1923 | SPW-2: 161-163; SQ-95: 53-55; SQ-05: 73-76 |
| Our Trade Union Strategy (Our Union Policy) | 18-Oct-1923 | SPW-2: 164-168; (PPW: 249-254) |
| What is to be Done? | 1-Nov-2023 | SPW-2: 169-172 |
| Gramsci to Scoccimarro [letter] | 5-Jan-1924 | SPW-2: 173-176 |
| Gramsci to Terracini [letter] | 12-Jan-1924 | SPW-2: 177-181 |
| Gramsci to Togliatti [letter] | 27-Jan-1924 | SPW-2: 182-187 |
| Gramsci to Leonetti [letter] | 28-Jan-1924 | SPW-2: 188-190 |
| Gramsci to Togliatti, Terracini and others [letter] | 9-Feb-1924 | SPW-2: 191-203; AGR: 127-134 |
| Editorial: March 1924 | 1-Mar-1924 | SPW-2: 207-208 |
| “Leader” | 1-Mar-1924 | SPW-2: 209-212 |
| Against Pessimism | 15-Mar-1924 | SPW-2: 213-217; PPW: 255-259 |
| The Mezzogiorno and Fascism | 15-Mar-1924 | PPW: 260-264 |
| Gramsci to Togliatti, Scoccimarro, Leonetti, etc. [letter] | 21-Mar-1924 | SPW-2: 218-223 |
| The Programme of L’Ordine Nuovo | 1&15-Apr-1924 | SPW-2: 224-228 |
| Problems of Today and Tomorrow | 1&15-Apr-1924 | SPW-2: 229-236 |
| Gramsci to Zino Zini [letter] | 2-Apr-1924 | SPW-2: 237-239 |
| Gramsci to Togliatti, Scoccimarro, etc. [letter] | 5-Apr-1924 | SPW-2: 240-242 |
| Gramsci’s Intervention at the Como Conference | 29-May-1924 | SPW-2: 250-254 |
| The Italian Crisis (The Crisis of the Middle Classes) | 1-Sep-1924,
L’Ordine Nuovo
26-Aug-1924,
L’Unità | SPW-2: 255-266; (AGR: 138-142) |
| Democracy and Fascism | 1-Nov-1924 | SPW-2: 267-272 |
| The Fall of Fascism | 15-Nov-1924 | SPW-2: 273-275 |
| Report to the Central Committee | 6-Feb-1925 | SPW-2: 276-284 |
| The Party School | 1-Apr-1925 | PPW: 265-267 |
| Introduction to the First Course of the Party School | 1-Apr-1925 | SPW-2: 285-292 |
| The Internal Situation in our Party and the Tasks of the Forthcoming Congress | 3-Jul-1925 | SPW-2: 293-305 |
| The Party Grows in Strength by Combating Anti-Leninist Deviations | 5-Jul-1925 | PPW: 268-275 |
| Cell Organization and the World Congress | 28-Jul-1925 | PPW: 276-280 |
| The Organizational Basis of the Party | 15-Aug-1925 | PPW: 281-287 |
| Elements of the Situation | 24-Nov-1925 | SPW-2: 306-309 |
| The Italian Situation and the Tasks of the PCI (Lyons Theses) [with Togliatti] | 1-Jan-1926 | SPW-2: 340-375; AGR: 142-164 |
| The Party’s First Five Years | 24-Feb-1926 | SPW-2: 379-399 |
| A Study of the Italian Situation | 2-3-Aug-1926 | SPW-2: 400-411; PPW: 288-300 |
| The Soviet Union on the Path to Communism | 7-Sep-1926 | PPW: 301-305 |
| The Peasants and the Dictatorship of the Proletariat | 17-Sep-1926 | SPW-2: 412-416 |
| Once Again on the Organic Capacities of the Working Class | 1-Oct-1926 | SPW-2: 417-421; AGR: 106-109 |
| We and the Republican Concentration | 13-Oct-1926 | SPW-2: 422-425 |
Letter to the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party
(On the Situation in the Bolshevik Party) | 14-Oct-1926 | PPW: 306-312; AGR: 164-171;
(SPW-2: 426-432) |
| Gramsci to Togliatti | 26-Oct-1926 | SPW-2: 437-440 |
| Some Aspects of the Southern Question | 1-Nov-1926 | SPW-2: 441-462; PPW: 313-337; AGR: 171-185; MP: 28-51; SQ-95: 15-47; SQ-05: 27-67 |
