The Psychology of Oppression and Self-Hate: Essays on the Ideas of Frantz Fanon (The Frantz Fanon Collection)
by Restoring The African Mind Research Collection
Essays exploring the psychological effects of oppression and self-hate through the ideas of Frantz Fanon, offering analysis of identity, power, and mental health in contexts of systemic inequality.
About This Book
This volume presents essays examining the psychological impact of oppression and internalized self-hate, drawing on the intellectual framework established by Frantz Fanon.
The work situates Fanon's contributions within broader discussions of identity, power, and mental health in contexts shaped by systemic inequality.
Readers encounter analyses that connect historical and social conditions to individual psychological experiences without introducing specific narrative elements or characters.
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