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Mario Tronti

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Mario Tronti was a thinker from Italy. He was born in 1931. He died in 2023. He spent his life studying ideas about society. He was a Marxist philosopher. This means he thought about how people work and live. He was also a politician.

In the 1950s, he joined the Italian Communist Party. He helped start a magazine called Quaderni Rossi. Later, in 1963, he started a new magazine. It was called Classe Operaia. This name means "Working Class."

Tronti had big ideas about workers. He was part of a group called operaismo. This is a way of thinking about worker power. He believed workers should lead their own struggles. He thought they should work without middle men.

In 1966, he wrote a book. It was called Operai e capitale. This means "Workers and Capital." Many young people read his book. It helped them during protests in the 1960s. He also served on a main group for his party in the 1980s. He was a very important part of Italian thought.

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