Frantz Fanon (Voices of Liberation)

This book is part of a unique series that presents the reader with the original writings and relevant source texts of liberation heroes of Africa, together with a coherent contextual framework and analysis of their legacy.
CONTENTS:
* Foreword―Mireille Fanon-Mendès-France.
* HIS LIFE.
* Why Revisit Fanon?
* Inside Martinique: Racism, War, and France.
* Black Skin, White Masks.
* Learning Radical Psychiatry: Saint Alban.
* Algeria: Resistance and Repression.
* The Front de Libération Nationale, Activism, and Psychiatry.
* Exile in Tunisa–Through France.
* Year Five of the Algerian Revolution.
* The Wretched of the Earth.
* Endgame.
* HIS VOICE.
* Black Skin, White Masks:
* From Chapter 7: The Negro and Recognition.
* From Chapter 8: By Way of Conclusion.
* Studies in a Dying Colonialism:
* Chapter 1: Algeria Unveiled.
* Chapter 3: The Algerian Family.
* The Wretched of the Earth:
* Chapter 1: Concerning Violence.
* Chapter 3: The Pitfalls of National Consciousness.
* Chapter 6: Conclusion.
* Toward the African Revolution:
* From Section I: The Problem of the Colonized.
* From Section III: For Algeria.
* From Section IV: Toward the Liberation of Africa.
* From Section V: African Unity.
* REFLECTIONS ON FANON AND HIS LEGACY.
* Interviews: Pierre Chaulet, Nigel Gibson, and David Macey.
* Knowing Fanon: Pierre Chaulet.
* Studying Fanon: Nigel Gibson.
* Writing the Biography: David Macey.
* Unpicking Fanon's Legacy: Lessons and Possibilities: Leo Zeilig.
* Fanon's Revolutionary Culture and Nationalism: Hamza Hamouchene.