Wretched of the Earth

Frantz Fanon's tragic attitude towards the Earth is exploring the role of violence, class and political organization in the process of colonization. In the framework of Marxism, Fannon theory predicted the success and failure of the independence movement in colonial countries. He promoted proletariat to a revolutionary class. First of all, I recognized the need for violence in the process of unlocking the colonization of the administration. However, the achievement and disappointment of proletariat is left to people's hands.

Frantz Fanon raised a strong criticism of the tragic part of the Earth against colonial rule and called for confrontation between European imperialist violence and revolutionary fighting. Fallon was written in 1961 to celebrate the virtue of violence as a means of politically and physically releasing colonial subjects in the context of the Algerian Revolutionary War. However, "the tragic experience of the earth" is often admired or criticized as a revolutionary or dangerous paper, but the violent philosophy of the lawn can not be seen alone, It should not.

Frantz Fanon wrote an article about violence in the context of colonialism. In the "tragic world of the earth" it is said that for colonized and conquered people the violence against colonists was abandoned because they made it possible to regain the sense of self they robled them from violently Stated. It is difficult to read Fanon, please do not feel compassion. It is difficult to understand Malcolm X's violence and self-defense views, and it is not completely rational for people who "protect victims of permanent victims of brutal attacks." Reading the protests of the black group protesters who put themselves between the protest movement and the police that houses the tear gas and the peaceful protesters and wondered whether the peaceful protest was actually carried out difficult.

In the 1960s, children's books became a powerful means of thinking during protests and civil war. In "The Tragic World of the Earth" (1961), French - Algerian writer Franz Fannon talked about the importance of literary expression as a political influence. Fanon believes that black children learn self-hatred and alienation through early contact with the white paper. This is because storybooks, cartoons, and manga can be used. Therefore, it is urgent to find an alternative expression.

Fanon's Wretched of the Earth was published in French (Damnesdela Terre) in 1961 (year of his death) and was published in English in the United States and the United Kingdom in 1965. Onndol's On Violence was published for these events in 1969. Respond. At the university in 1968, the votes against and against blacks' human rights have also increased, and terrorism is increasing in Europe and the United States. 4 She proves that Fannon's reading is condemned by the existential tradition of other members and believes that Fannon is more extreme than Fannon himself. For example, what Alan says in the preface of Sartre's "Anxious Earth" is that in his famous 'anti-violent thinking', tribute to violence far surpasses that of Sorel-Baffin himself . The discussion hopes to end "(Arendt), 1969, 12)