Negri on Negri: In Conversation with Anne Dufourmentelle

Routledge (2003)
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Abstract

In this conversation with Anne Dufourmentelle, Negri offers thoughtful responses to 26 terms, alphabetically arranged, that have had special significance for his life and work. Negri speaks openly here of his involvement with political movements, his exile, his return to Italy and his years there in prison.

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