Black Skin, White Masks
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Black Skin, White Masks

by Frantz Fanon

Psychology postcolonial theory Race Studies
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In Black Skin, White Masks, Frantz Fanon explores the complex relationship between race, identity, and psychological experience. Examining the effects of colonialism and racism, this influential work considers how social structures shape self-perception, language, relationships, and the struggle for human dignity.

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Black Skin, White Masks is a work by Frantz Fanon focused on race, identity, and social experience.

The book considers how colonialism and racism can shape psychological life and perceptions of self.

It connects personal identity with broader cultural and social structures.

Fanon’s analysis offers a serious exploration of the relationship between race, language, society, and human dignity.

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