Combat Breathing
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Köp båda 2 för 350 krThis book compels readers to step into the glare of historys floodlights. Nigel Gibson expertly explores Fanons philosophy of liberation and makes a riveting plea for us to listen to Fanon across the ages. Each generation can and should find its revolution no longer in future heaven, but within their own collective consciousness. Jane Anna Gordon, author of Statelessness and Contemporary Enslavement Gibson excavates Fanon like no other scholar. This book is a truly great read, and a masterful rendering of how and why Fanon keeps coming to life during revolutionary turning points in ever more diverse and comprehensive ways. Lou Turner, co-author of Frantz Fanon, Soweto and Black American Thought Combat Breathing reads Fanon as Fanon read his patients and comradesthat is, by patiently and brilliantly reframing and researching Fanons life and work, becoming curious about moments of hesitation and stasis, and seeing what kind of self- and world-making such moments might vivify, if allowed to unfold With Fanon, Gibson proposes to cut against the pathologization of resistance, offering tools and theorya Handbookby which current movements might critique, transform, and sustain their forms of resistance. Parapraxis Magazine
Nigel C. Gibson is Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies at Emerson College, Boston, and an expert in the fields of Africana thought and postcolonialism. He is recognized as one of the leading scholars on Frantz Fanon and has authored numerous books on Fanons thought.
Introduction Chapter 1: Martinique, France and Metaphysical Experiences Chapter 2: Fanon in France Chapter 3: Black Skin, White Masks Chapter 4: Fanon in Algeria Chapter 5: The Algerian Revolution and Beyond: Fanon in Tunis Chapter 6: Writing from Inside the Algerian Revolution Chapter 7: Fanon, a Revolutionary Pan-Africanist Ambassador and his Last Days Chapter 8: Les Damns de la terre: The Handbook of Revolution Conclusion