Ep. 210: Frantz Fanon’s Black Existentialism (Part One)

On Black Skin White Masks (1952). How does growing up in a racist society mess people up? Fanon's "clinical study" includes phenomenology, poetry, and a lot of existentialism, which means that the "let's embrace negritude in the face of bigotry" solution isn't ultimately available to him: We're all radically free, with no race-specific essence, whether positive or negative. With guest Lawrence Ware. Please support PEL! The post Ep. 210: Frantz Fanon’s Black Existentialism (Part One) first appeared on The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast.