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On Liberal Revolution

door Piero Gobetti

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This book is the first English-language edition of a collection of writings by one of Italy's most important radical liberals, Piero Gobetti (1901-1926). In thirty-five thought-provoking essays, Gobetti proposes an original and challenging notion of liberalism as a revolutionary theory of both the individual and social and political movements. His theory is of particular relevance in the wake of the collapse of Marxist socialism, as non-Western countries with nonliberal or antiliberal cultural and moral traditions confront the problems of transition toward democracy and liberalism. Gobetti's ideas continue to influence in important ways today's heated debates over the nature of liberalism. Gobetti was the first Italian scholar to identify "two Italy's": one enlightened and modern though small and weak, the other premodern, traditional, and dominant. A witness to the seizure of power by the Fascists, Gobetti became convinced that Italy's hostility to liberalism could be overcome only with a cultural revolution. Endorsing a radical liberalism, he nevertheless believed that the Communists, led by Antonio Gramsci, could play a crucial role in democratizing Italy by helping to develop a secular culture. For a liberal state to subsist and grow, Gobetti argued, there must first be a transformation of both the economic structure and the legal and moral culture of the society.… (meer)
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Leggo la rivoluzione liberale per la seconda volta. La prima volta che la lessi avevo l’ottica, o meglio l’ingenuità, di quello che vuole cambiare,di quello che intendeva partecipare alla rivoluzione che avrebbe cambiato questo Paese; leggevo per dotarmi degli strumenti intellettuali per essere pronto. Mancano ormai pochi giorni all’inizio del processo e rileggo Gobetti. Lo spirito è del tutto diverso, giuro, si tratta di una lettura che non guarda più avanti, ma solo indietro, un bilancio personale almeno riguardo al pensiero. Quello che non cambia, e come potrebbe, è il giudizio personale sul saggio di Paolo Flores D’Arcais, intellettuale con la forca in mano, il problema è che i due termini sono davvero incompatibili. L’introduzione dice l’opposto di quello che poi dirà Gobetti, sono due pensieri a confronto, anzi a scontro. Gobetti era giovanissimo ed a circa vent’anni è riuscito a diventare un icona del socialismo liberale. Da un lato l’attenzione sulla libertà degli individui; e dall’altro la centralità dello Stato come premessa essenziale. La rivoluzione liberale si dipana attraverso l’analisi delle ideologie dei partiti italiani che da lì a poco,siamo nel 1923, sarebbero collassati aprendo la strada al ventennio. Le analogie con oggi sono incredibili, il sistema partitico in coma, la burocrazia uguale a se stessa che spinge il Paese indietro e poi i moralisti che imperversano con la loro nullità. Forse D’arcais l‘avrebbe dovuto leggere il testo, prima di scrivere il saggio sulla rivoluzione liberale. O, forse, qualcuno gliel’avrebbe dovuto spiegare. ( )
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This book is the first English-language edition of a collection of writings by one of Italy's most important radical liberals, Piero Gobetti (1901-1926). In thirty-five thought-provoking essays, Gobetti proposes an original and challenging notion of liberalism as a revolutionary theory of both the individual and social and political movements. His theory is of particular relevance in the wake of the collapse of Marxist socialism, as non-Western countries with nonliberal or antiliberal cultural and moral traditions confront the problems of transition toward democracy and liberalism. Gobetti's ideas continue to influence in important ways today's heated debates over the nature of liberalism. Gobetti was the first Italian scholar to identify "two Italy's": one enlightened and modern though small and weak, the other premodern, traditional, and dominant. A witness to the seizure of power by the Fascists, Gobetti became convinced that Italy's hostility to liberalism could be overcome only with a cultural revolution. Endorsing a radical liberalism, he nevertheless believed that the Communists, led by Antonio Gramsci, could play a crucial role in democratizing Italy by helping to develop a secular culture. For a liberal state to subsist and grow, Gobetti argued, there must first be a transformation of both the economic structure and the legal and moral culture of the society.

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