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Fanon on the Dialectic of Madness and Struggle

Maxaulane, Gregory

Theoria (Pietermaritzburg), 2022-09, Vol.69 (172), p.83-106 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Título:
Fanon on the Dialectic of Madness and Struggle
Autor: Maxaulane, Gregory
Assuntos: Alienation ; Colonialism ; Consciousness ; Cure ; Debates ; Dialectics ; Mental disorders ; Morality ; Ontology ; Postcolonialism ; Radicalism
É parte de: Theoria (Pietermaritzburg), 2022-09, Vol.69 (172), p.83-106
Descrição: Following the footsteps of scholars who have made contributions to the debate about the question of method and analysis in Fanon’s work, this article explores the implications of his concerns with the link between madness and struggle on our understanding of the transformative role of radical political strategies in the colonial context and the contemporary world. The main argument it pursues is that Fanon regarded madness and revolutionary violence in the colonial context as effects of colonial alienation. Most importantly, this argument sets the article apart from the works which focus on how Fanon’s proto-structuralist analysis of the process of madness and the question of cure reveals his concerns with the conditions for the possibility of a politico-philosophical paradigm or a universal morality in postcolonial time or national liberation time.
Editor: New York: Berghahn Books, Inc
Idioma: Inglês;Africâner

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