HIST 124 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Working Class Culture, Liquor Control Board Of Ontario, Scientific Management
21 Jan 2016
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6 ways offer new way to understand canadian history. Often mask their dominant interests by calling it something else the national interest. In doing so the project of masking dominant interest as national interest peoples interest project can be go as hegemony, creating hegemony. Mostly agree to play by rules and understand this is the right thing to do, comiscial sensical thing to do, what gramsci called hegemony. If we are not ruled by force in a liberal democracy, how is it that we all agree to those rules. That process of making us all consent to being ruled. Gramsci further argued that lots of consent is manufactured in the realm of culture, social culture realm. Example: prohibition, and said that prohibition started as a middle class, dominant class, reform idea to get all. Those ideas were to get peoples personal behaviours, drinking habits, more in line with the dictates of liberal capitalist.
