Frantz Fanon And The Resistance To Post-colonialism

Résumé: The research delves into the emergence of post-colonial discourse, tracing its roots to the decline of European empires in the mid-20th century. It highlights Frantz Fanon's pivotal role in this discourse, emphasizing his critique of colonialism and advocacy for liberation. Fanon's analysis focuses on the psychological effects of colonialism on both the colonized and colonizers, challenging notions of racial superiority. The summary also explores Fanon's examination of colonial literature, particularly Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness," and its portrayal of colonial brutality. Overall, the summary underscores Fanon's enduring impact on post-colonial thought, inspiring ongoing struggles against oppression and injustice

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