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Meditations On Frantz Fanons Wretched Of The Earth James Yaki Sayles

Name: Meditations On Frantz Fanons Wretched Of The Earth James Yaki Sayles
SKU: BELL-5206206
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Meditations On Frantz Fanons Wretched Of The Earth James Yaki Sayles instant download after payment.

Publisher: Kersplebedeb

File Extension: PDF

File size: 79.16 MB

Pages: 201

Author: James Yaki Sayles

ISBN: 9781894946322, 1894946324

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Meditations On Frantz Fanons Wretched Of The Earth James Yaki Sayles by James Yaki Sayles 9781894946322, 1894946324 instant download after payment.

'This exercise is about more than our desire to read and understand Wretched (as if it were about some abstract world, and not our own); it's about more than our need to understand (the failures of) the anti-colonial struggles on the African continent. This exercise is also about us, and about some of the things that We need to understand and to change in ourselves and our world.'-James Yaki Sayles
One of those who eagerly picked up Fanon in the 60s, who carried out armed expropriations and violence against white settlers, Sayles reveals how, behind the image of Fanon as race thinker, there is an underlying reality of antiracist communist thought.