Gramsci and Education

This compelling anthology delves into the profound ideas of Antonio Gramsci, particularly how his theories intersect with the field of education. The authors, Carmel Borg, Joseph A. Buttigieg, and Peter Mayo, weave together a collection of analyses that explore Gramsci's transformative insights, examining the ways in which his thoughts can influence contemporary educational practices and curricula.

Through a diverse range of perspectives, the contributors illuminate the relevance of Gramsci's work for fostering critical thinking and social justice in education. The book serves as a vital resource for educators and scholars alike, inviting readers to reflect on the role of education in shaping society and the individual's place within it.