GRAMSCI
A PERSON WITH DISABILITIES IN THIS “BIG, COMPLICATED AND TERRIBLE WORLD”
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https://doi.org/10.36311/2526-1843.2023.v8n12.p71-92Keywords:
Antonio Gramsci, Deficiência, Biografias, CapacitismoAbstract
This article seeks to analyze the influence of Gramsci's disability on his trajectory and biography, in addition to showing capacitist readings and/or presenting only the clinical bias in the theorist's biographies. For that, we carried out a qualitative research through bibliographical research in the biographies already published in Portuguese about the author, as well as a documental research of the letters, as published in Cartas do Cárcere, volumes I and II by Carlos Nelson Coutinho and Luiz Sérgio Henriques (2005). Through our analyzes it was possible to perceive that the translated biographies that we have access to in Brazil today do not present or present very quickly the fact that Gramsci was a person with a disability, due to a pathological bias or even as something terrible that could have happened in his life. In addition, it indicates that it is necessary to carry out new documentary research on the historiography and biography of the Sardinian philosopher.
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