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Frantz Fanon

Frantz Fanon

David Caute
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Frantz Fanon is known as a champion of Africa against Europe, of black against white. 'Every brother on a rooftop can quote Fanon', it was said in the Chicago riots of 1967. But Fanon transcended race war, as David Caute brings out in this moving and sympathetic study. He was a defender of the poor against the power elites, whether white or black; and his ideal of a Third World liberated from the West was for all mankind.: 'Let us try to create the whole man, whom Europe has been unable to bring to triumphant birth.'

David Caute's third novel, The Decline of the West, is close to the subject of his Fanon, and he has written extensively on French intellectual history. He has taught in both Britain and America and been a fellow of All Souls.
Language
English
Pages
116
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
The Viking Press, Inc.
Release
May 21, 1970
ISBN
067032714X
ISBN 13
9780670327140

Frantz Fanon

David Caute
0/5 ( ratings)
Frantz Fanon is known as a champion of Africa against Europe, of black against white. 'Every brother on a rooftop can quote Fanon', it was said in the Chicago riots of 1967. But Fanon transcended race war, as David Caute brings out in this moving and sympathetic study. He was a defender of the poor against the power elites, whether white or black; and his ideal of a Third World liberated from the West was for all mankind.: 'Let us try to create the whole man, whom Europe has been unable to bring to triumphant birth.'

David Caute's third novel, The Decline of the West, is close to the subject of his Fanon, and he has written extensively on French intellectual history. He has taught in both Britain and America and been a fellow of All Souls.
Language
English
Pages
116
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
The Viking Press, Inc.
Release
May 21, 1970
ISBN
067032714X
ISBN 13
9780670327140

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