"Letters from Prison" is a collection of letters written by Antonio Gramsci while he was incarcerated by the Italian Fascist regime from 1926 to 1937. Gramsci, an Italian Marxist philosopher and political theorist, used these letters to communicate with his family and friends, as well as to articulate his thoughts on politics, culture, and philosophy. The letters reveal his resilience and intellectual depth, showcasing his commitment to Marxist theory even in the face of severe repression. They have been influential in both political theory and cultural studies, highlighting the relationship between culture and power.
