Gramscian Contributions about Race, Cultural Identity and Aging in the Perspective of Stuart Hall
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https://doi.org/10.1590/1414-49802017.00100011Abstract
This article contextualizes a profile of Gramscian contributions presented from the perspective of Stuart Hall. It uses the themes of racism and cultural identity, comparing them to the phenomenon of aging. It presents a dialog between theories, concepts and their contemporary importance. The study concludes that aging is not a homogeneous process and that its general characteristics are specifically defined by the historic moments in which it occurs.
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