In that work, he discusses how the subject internalizes inferiority complexes through (*) epidermalization and appropriates foreign cultures.
In one essay, this thinker argued that Lumumba's mistake was to trust the impartiality of the UN. This thinker criticized Mannoni's claim that the Malagasy had a dependency complex in a book that describes how he came to view his body from the third-person after people said things like "Look, a Negro!" In that work, he discusses how the subject internalizes inferiority complexes through (*) epidermalization and appropriates foreign cultures. This thinker used case studies from Algerian hospitals to show the psychological effects of the war for independence in a work that emphasizes the revolutionary potential of the lumpenproletariat. Jean-Paul Sartre wrote an introduction to that work that claims "violence can heal the wounds that it has inflicted." For 10 points, name this Martinican author of Black Skin, White Masks and The Wretched of the Earth.
In one essay, this thinker argued that Lumumba's mistake was to trust the impartiality of the UN.
Frantz Omar Fanon