Ep. 2 - Frantz Fanon "Pele Negra Mascaras Brancas" P. Final. Com Danilo Rabelo.

from Filosofia Pós-colonial · host Daniel Christian

Olá, sou Daniel Christian dos Santos Mestrando em filosofia pela Universidade Federal de Sergipe (UFS). Quer apoiar nossa iniciativa? Contribua no https://apoia.se/filosofiaposcolonial. Para o preto, a saga no mundo sempre foi de resistência e reafirmação de sua humanidade. Nesse sentido, Fanon é necessário, sua obra analisa a ideologia do homem branco em sua pretensa vontade de universalidade cultural, filosófica e epistemológica. Para Fanon, quando o branco cria o negro automaticamente inventa o branco, esse movimento coloca o branco em sua brancura ao passo que enclausura o negro em sua negrura, movimento que Fanon classifica como duplo narcisismo. O negro no mundo também é objeto de perscruta por parte ne Fanon, obra fundamental do pós-colonialismo. Neste episódio buscamos sintetizar os pensamentos centrais da obra com o objetivo de incentivar nossos ouvintes a leitura e reflexão dessa importante obra.

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