Fanon’s Dialectic of Experience

Ato Sekyi-Otu

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$45.50 • £36.95 • €41.00

ISBN 9780674294400

Publication Date: 01/01/1997

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288 pages

6 x 9-1/4 inches

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Abbreviations for Works by Frantz Fanon
Prologue
1. Rereading Fanon
- Postindependence Hermeneutics
- Narrative as Dialectic
- Dialectic as Politics
2. Immediate Knowledge
- History as Antidialectic
- Aristotle as Witness
- Antidialectic as Space
- Struggles over the “Dividing Line”
- The Dividing Line as the “Divided Line”
3. Bewildering Enlightenment
- Narrative, Catastasis, Dialectic
- “The Weary Road toward Rational Knowledge”
- Baneful Inconsequence? The Life History of the “National Bourgeoisie”
4. Political Judgment
- The Ambiguity of Exclusion
- Reprieve of Prodigal Reason
- Allegories of Appropriation
- Woman the Measure
Epilogue: The Record and the Vision
Notes
Index

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