..., the composition of Fanon’s Black Skin, White Masks, Edouard Glissant on the conditions of Caribbean theater, Fanon versus Paul Robeson on the Vietnamese Revolution, and the applicability of Brechtian thought to studies of Black radicalism as well as the question of use in Brechtian poetics...

... psychotherapy confirmed, on a clinical level, what Fanon had already intuited in his early work, especially in his early articles and in his 1952 book, Black Skin, White Masks, all of which revolved around the problem of psychic causation. If alienation was always political and psychic at the same time...

..., there are distinct parallels between Fanon’s psychoanalysis of race in Black Skin, White Masks, and Bourdieu’s analysis of symbolic domination in Distinction. In addition, Bourdieu’s emphasis on the role of racism and violence in colonization in “The Shock of Civilizations...

...This chapter examines Frantz Fanon’s existential phenomenological analysis of racism as a system. In 1952, Fanon’s Black Skin, White Masks, which became the defining text of what today is called the critical philosophy of race. Black Skin, White Masks...