Asked by Savannah Marcum on May 07, 2024
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Gramsci wrote that in pre-industrial societies the powerful controlled populations mostly by force. According to Gramsci, what mechanism of control has largely replaced force after the Industrial Revolution?
A) economic domination
B) cultural hegemony
C) class consciousness
D) imperialism
Cultural Hegemony
The dominance of one cultural group over others, influencing societal norms and values so that the ruling group's perspective becomes the accepted cultural norm.
Economic Domination
The control or dominant influence over economic policies or practices by certain groups or entities, often leading to disparity and inequality.
Class Consciousness
The awareness of one's own social class and its implications for the positions and interests of the class in the broader socio-economic context.
- Comprehend the evolution of societal control mechanisms from pre-industrial to modern societies.
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SR
Stephanie ReyesMay 09, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Gramsci argued that in modern societies, the ruling class maintains its dominance through cultural hegemony, which means controlling the culture and ideology of a society, rather than relying primarily on force or coercion.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the evolution of societal control mechanisms from pre-industrial to modern societies.