Ghughā-yi inqilāb: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

This book is a translation of the long introduction of the book "Summary of the Prison Notebooks" by Quentin Hoare and Geoffrey Nowell Smith and provides a narrative of Gramsci's life and times, especially about the grounds of the formation of fascism in Italy and the study of its external and internal factors. But why Gramsci? Is it not wrong if we say that Gramsci tells us when and where the revolution will happen? What are the principles of political struggle in terms of political conditions? And what is the difference between East and West in political campaigns? Does reformism necessarily respond in the same way everywhere? Or do political trends require deep prerequisites? Is it possible to rely on the ballot box and amend the propositional laws anywhere?! However, reading the book will not only be beneficial in understanding Gramsci's ideas, but it will give an informative lesson on the revolutionary conditions, the role of intellectuals, and the grounds for the strengthening of totalitarian systems along with "teaching the strategy of "political" struggle. ..