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Author Laura Kane

Eugenia Paulicelli

Elizabeth Wissinger

Veronica Manlow

Katharine Pickering Antonova

Jennifer L. Ball

Swapna Banerjee

Carolina Bank Munoz

Tamara Mosey Brown

Susan Buck Morss

Carolle Charles

Patricia Ticineto Clough

Georgine Comerford

Patricia Cronin

Prudence D. Cumberbatch

Kyle A. Cuordileone

Julie Des Jardins

Allison Deutermann

Namulundah Florence

Stefano Ghirlanda

Meghan E. Healey

Wayne Kostenbaum

Tomas Lopez-Pumarejo

Theresa Mastrianni

Ananya Mukherjea

Katherine Nareski

Antonella Pellizzari

Teresa Snider-Stein

Gregory J. Snyder

Phyllis G. Tortola

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To work incessantly to raise the intellectual level of ever-growing strata of the populace, in other words, to give a personality to the amorphous mass element. This means working to produce elites of intellectuals of a new type which arise directly out of the masses, but remain in contact with them to become, as it were, the whalebone in the corset. Antonio Gramsci, Prison Notebooks

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