Chapter Seven opens with a discussion of Adler and a comparison of neuroses. Chapter Six describes the need for "collective catharsis" and uses examples ranging from Mickey Mouse to Tarzan to point ou
Chapter Seven opens with a discussion of Adler and a comparison of neuroses. Chapter Six describes the need for "collective catharsis" and uses examples ranging from Mickey Mouse to Tarzan to point out a certain pattern in villainization. It debunks the assertions of texts like Prospero and Caliban, but is perhaps better known for its discussion of the "epidermilization" of inferiority and the "dependency complex." Asserting the importance of Aimee Cesaire's writings, it begins with an analysis of "the negro and language" and its introduction proposes a: "liberation of the man of color from himself."  For ten points, identify this study of the African psyche by Frantz Fanon.
Chapter Seven opens with a discussion of Adler and a comparison of neuroses.
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