At one point in this work, the author admonishes those who would wonder why
At one point in this work, the author admonishes those who would wonder why a certain person would buy a transistor radio rather than a dress for his wife. A discussion of the "time lag... between the leaders of the nationalist party and the mass of the people," opens this work's chapter on "Spontaneity: Its Strengths and Weakenesses," and this work places an emphasis on the importance of oral traditions and the necessity of rural support. The first chapter of this work discusses "the replacing of a certain species of men by another species of men," and is entitled "Concerning Violence." This work's notable preface refers to the notions of violence in this work as "man recreating himself," and notes that "there is one duty to be done... thrust out colonialism by every means;" that preface was written by Jean-Paul Sartre. For ten points, identify this work which exhorts the titular people to engage in a "collective catharsis," the most well-known work of Franz Fanon.
At one point in this work, the author admonishes those who would wonder why a certain person would buy a transistor radio rather than a dress for his wife.
The Wretched of the Earth