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Die Verdammten dieser Erde
Book • 2008
Written by Frantz Fanon, 'Die Verdammten dieser Erde' (originally published as 'Les Damnés de la Terre' in French) is a seminal work that examines the psychological and social impacts of colonialism.
The book includes a preface by Jean-Paul Sartre and is known for its powerful critique of colonialism and its advocacy for violent revolution as a means to achieve independence.
It is a key text in postcolonial studies and continues to influence discussions on colonialism, racism, and social justice.
The book includes a preface by Jean-Paul Sartre and is known for its powerful critique of colonialism and its advocacy for violent revolution as a means to achieve independence.
It is a key text in postcolonial studies and continues to influence discussions on colonialism, racism, and social justice.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
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Niels Betori Diehl
134 - Administrative State
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Robin Zellikates
Israel weitet Militäreinsatz im Gazastreifen aus
Das bekannteste Werk des Autors, erschienen kurz vor seinem Tod.
Prophet der Befreiung – Wer war Frantz Fanon?
Mentioned in reference to the Algerian Revolution and the topic of unveiling Algerian women.
Der Stoff des Anstoßes - Homer, Gott das Kopftuch und ich
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Raimund Löw
Adam Shatz
Frantz Fanon und die antikoloniale Gewalt - #1292
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Alex Demirović
tl;dr #15: Frantz Fanon: «Die Verdammten dieser Erde» mit Robin Celikates
Mentioned by Sabine Kebir as the work Fanon dictated to his wife Josie while suffering from leukemia, which made him world-famous.
Vordenker der Entkolonialisierung - Frantz Fanon – missverstandener Revolutionär
