FTP, identify this poet born in Martinique, a friend of Leopold Senghor who coined the term négritude.
He argued that "colonization [equals] thingification" in his Discourse on Colonialism, and wrote about the death of Patrice Lumumba in A Season in the Congo. One of his poems begins by repeating the line "at the end of daybreak," and Andre Breton influenced the surrealist imagery of his poems collected in Beheaded Sun and Solar Throat Slashed. Breton asked to meet this author upon reading his poem Notebook of a Return to the Native Land, and his adaptation of The Tempest focuses on Prospero's oppression of Caliban. Earlier, he founded The Black Student with a writer who would later become the president of Senegal. FTP, identify this poet born in Martinique, a friend of Leopold Senghor who coined the term négritude.
He argued that "colonization [equals] thingification" in his Discourse on Colonialism, and wrote about the death of Patrice Lumumba in A Season in the Congo.
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