In one work, this thinker wrote about watching Tarzan in an audience full of white people. He borrowed the term "lumpenproletariat" for an essay which discusses relations between revolutionaries and the lower classes and the strength and weaknesses of spontaneity. He used case studies from his work in an Algerian hospital to inform his chapter "Colonial War and Mental Disorders." One work by this thinker features an introduction by Jean-Paul Sartre and argues in the chapter "Concerning Violence" that only through complete annihilation of colonialism can those oppressed hope to become "new people." For 10 points, name this writer of Black Skin, White Masks and The Wre
In one work, this thinker wrote about watching Tarzan in an audience full of white people. He borrowed the term "lumpenproletariat" for an essay which discusses relations between revolutionaries and the lower classes and the strength and weaknesses of spontaneity. He used case studies from his work in an Algerian hospital to inform his chapter "Colonial War and Mental Disorders." One work by this thinker features an introduction by Jean-Paul Sartre and argues in the chapter "Concerning Violence" that only through complete annihilation of colonialism can those oppressed hope to become "new people." For 10 points, name this writer of Black Skin, White Masks and The Wretched of the Earth.
In one work, this thinker wrote about watching Tarzan in an audience full of white people.
Frantz {Fanon}