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WorksheetsNeo-Marxism
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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1.
What does Gramsci's concept of hegemony refer to?
a)
The resistance against ruling class ideology
b)
The acceptance of ruling class ideology
c)
The dominance of ruling class ideology
d)
The overthrow of ruling class ideology
2.
How is ruling class dominance maintained through coercion?
a)
By persuading other classes about their legitimacy
b)
By using the army, police, and government agencies
c)
By forming alliances with the middle class
d)
By allowing the working class to choose willingly
3.
What does dual consciousness mean in the context of Neo-Marxism?
a)
The working class is influenced by both bourgeois ideas and their material conditions
b)
The working class fully accepts the ruling class ideology
c)
The working class is immune to the ruling class ideology
d)
The working class is divided in its consciousness
4.
What are organic intellectuals in Neo-Marxism?
a)
Class-conscious workers organizing into a revolutionary political party
b)
Workers who blindly follow the ruling class ideology
c)
Working-class individuals with no political awareness
d)
Individuals who manipulate ruling class ideology
5.
What is the Repressive State Apparatus in structural Neo-Marxism?
a)
Armies, police, and the criminal justice system
b)
Media, education, and family
c)
Economic activities that dominate capitalism
d)
Political organizations that coerce workers into false consciousness
6.
What is the ideological level in structural Neo-Marxism?
a)
The ways people see themselves and the world
b)
All activities that produce something to meet a need
c)
All forms of organization, including RSA's
d)
The economic level dominating capitalism
7.
What does relative autonomy mean in structural Neo-Marxism?
a)
Economic level reflecting the political and ideological levels
b)
Dominance of the political and ideological levels
c)
Partial autonomy from the economic level
d)
Economic level dominating the political and ideological levels
8.
What is counter-hegemony in humanistic Neo-Marxism?
a)
Working-class creation to overthrow ruling class cultural hegemony
b)
Ruling class alliance to maintain cultural hegemony
c)
A revolutionary political party formed by intellectuals
d)
The acceptance of ruling class ideology by the working class
9.
What is one critique of humanistic Neo-Marxism?
a)
Ignoring examples of working class struggles
b)
Underemphasizing the role of coercive forces
c)
Discouraging political activism
d)
Suggesting blind following of the communist party
10.
What is one critique of structural Neo-Marxism?
a)
It suggests that individuals can change society
b)
Replacing economic determinism with a more simple system
c)
Ignoring the role of the ruling class ideology
d)
Supporting elitism and blind following of the communist party
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