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Black Skin, White Masks
By Frantz Fanon
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Description
The Story
Black Skin, White Masks is a seminal work by Frantz Fanon that delves into the psychological effects of colonialism on identity and self-perception. Through a series of powerful essays, Fanon explores the internal conflicts faced by individuals of colonised backgrounds as they navigate a world dominated by white supremacy. The text is both a personal narrative and a broader analysis of the cultural and social dynamics that shape race relations.
Fanon articulates the profound sense of alienation experienced by black individuals, revealing how colonialism not only subjugates but also dehumanises. His incisive critiques extend beyond race to encompass issues of class, identity, and the impact of societal structures on the psyche.
Why Readers Love It
Readers are drawn to Fanon's eloquent prose and profound insights that challenge conventional narratives surrounding race and identity. The book's exploration of the psychological scars left by colonialism resonates with contemporary discussions on race, making it an enduring text in both academic and cultural contexts. Fanon's ability to blend personal experience with theoretical frameworks creates a compelling narrative that invites reflection and discussion.
Perfect For
- Individuals interested in post-colonial studies and social theory
- Students of ethnic studies and cultural criticism
- Readers seeking a deeper understanding of the psychological impact of racism and social injustice
"Fanon's work is not just a reflection on the scars of colonialism but a call for a new understanding of identity and humanity."
Specifications
Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: × ×
Pages: 224
Publisher: Penguin Random House
ISBN: 9780241396667
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