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Frantz Fanon

CaribbeanDiasporaPost-colonialEssayPolitical Philosophy
The Wretched of the Earth
1961
Frantz Fanon

A seminal work on decolonization and the psychopathology of colonization, arguing that decolonization is inherently violent and analyzing the role of class, race, and culture in liberation movements.

DiasporaPolitical Philosophy
Black Skin, White Masks
1952
Frantz Fanon

Analysis of the psychology of racism and dehumanization inherent in colonial domination, examining how colonized people internalize the colonizer's view.

DiasporaPolitical Philosophy
A Dying Colonialism
1959
Frantz Fanon

Analysis of Algerian revolution's social transformations including role of women and radio.

CaribbeanPolitical Philosophy
Toward the African Revolution
1964
Frantz Fanon

Posthumous collection of political essays on Algeria, Africa, and decolonization.

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