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Frantz Fanon Philosopher Of The Barricades Peter Hudis

Name: Frantz Fanon Philosopher Of The Barricades Peter Hudis
SKU: BELL-5423772
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Pluto Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.65 MB

Pages: 184

Author: Peter Hudis

ISBN: 9780745336305, 0745336302

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Frantz Fanon Philosopher Of The Barricades Peter Hudis by Peter Hudis 9780745336305, 0745336302 instant download after payment.

Few figures loom as large in the intellectual history of revolution and postcolonialism than Frantz Fanon. An intellectual who devoted his life to activism, he utilized his deep knowledge of psychology and philosophy in the service of the movement for democratic participation and political sovereignty in his native Martinique and around the world.

With FranzFanon, Peter Hudis presents a penetrating critical biography of the activist’s life and work. Countering the prevailing belief that Fanon’s contributions to modern thought can be wholly defined by an advocacy of violence, Hudis presents his work instead as an integrated whole, showing that its nuances—and thus its importance—can only be appreciated in light of Fanon’s efforts to fuse philosophical theory and actual practice. By taking seriously Fanon’s philosophical and psychological contributions, as well as his political activism, Hudis presents a powerful and perceptive new view of the man and his achievement.

This brief, richly perceptive introduction to Fanon will give new force to his ideas, his life, and his example for people engaged in radical political theory and taking action against oppression around the world today.