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The Wretched of the Earth

Summary:

The book is a seminal work on the psychological and political effects of colonization, analyzing the dehumanizing impact of imperialism on both colonized and colonizer. It advocates for the violent overthrow of colonial rule and delves into the challenges of post-independence nation-building, emphasizing the need for a new consciousness to reclaim humanity.

Key points:

1. Decolonization: Fanon views decolonization as a violent upheaval, not just a political shift. He believes the oppressed must revolt for true freedom.

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