Politics of the Wretched, The: Race, Reason, and Ressentiment
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Politics of the Wretched, The: Race, Reason, and Ressentiment

by Zahi Zalloua

Philosophy postcolonial studies Race Theory
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In The Politics of the Wretched, Zahi Zalloua examines the relationships among race, reason, and ressentiment. Framed as a critical work in political and philosophical thought, the book offers readers a focused exploration of themes concerning identity, power, rationality, and political experience.

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The Politics of the Wretched: Race, Reason, and Ressentiment is a work by Zahi Zalloua.

Its title identifies race, reason, and ressentiment as central subjects of inquiry.

The book engages with political and philosophical questions surrounding these interconnected themes.

It is suited to readers interested in critical approaches to politics, race, and intellectual history.

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